RELATIVE LAYOUT - Quick Tutorial (Xamarin Android)

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RelativeLayout is your best friend if you want to make a flexible UI. You can position its child views relative to the layout itself or relative to other views.
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[@kafkawannafly759]

Your quick fix worked well but it did break the code. We wouldn't expect "second" on the first line of our xml. I wonder if there is any better solution? Like declaring all of our elements before hand and re-use them later.

[@Mustafamutasim]

You are the best

[@kopilkaiser8991]

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[@ottovonbismarck3499]

Thanks you Sir. Your Video was very good

[@sansanit6596]

you are best teacher'

[@yasmineeldesoukie2679]

Great 👍

[@KiWi26]

good video, thanks a lot along with the code

[@ResoCoder]

Thank you for watching!

[@NevaranUniverse]

I am trying to do this aligning with two other layouts(grid and linear) inside the relative one, but I dont seem to have the attributes for the specific layout - do you know why this happens?

[@ResoCoder]

Do you mean you can't do stuff with the grid and linear layout? Like "android:orientation"... If so, it must be a bug inside Xamarin :/

[@NevaranUniverse]

There was some weird bug involved with it- it always activated the previously written layout's attributes and woudnt allow either of them to work (errors and such). After a few clean and rebuild of solution and restart of VS, it seemed to have fixed by itself. Very weird bugs though

[@ResoCoder]

Xamarin is buggy as hell. That's the main reason why I switched to native development on Android.

[@aledigitale3377]

Hi Reso Coder. First of all, thank you so MUCH for your great tutorials !! They're the best on the whole net !! I'm learning sooooo much with them. Now, just a question : do you mean XAMARIN ANDROID is buggy too ? ( I abandoned XAMARIN FORMS for this precise same reason, and hoped to solve using XAMARIN ANDROID ). So, at last, you switched to native JAVA development ?

[@ResoCoder]

Yes, it is buggy. It's not that you cannot develop in it but native development will save you much time and despair. (Also I recommend Kotlin over Java 😉)