Finally completed the Kotlin version and works really well I typed it all out but had to use the user_activity xml from your java repo of same project. Very clear and concise project
14:32 I did exactly as you typed but it doesn't work, it gives me an error that "listview" is an unresolved reference. Yes, I have the same listview ID.
@@masteradvance I haven't touched Kotlin in 8 months, but I'll try my best to help. From what I remember, there should be a buildFeatures section in your build.gradle. Add "viewBinding true" to it, then go and change the listview ID to something else, like "mylistview" or something instead, and that should work but I'm not sure since I cannot test it.
@@BlyatifulButter Thanks, i think I'm doing something wrong, because i have viewBinding true and i have change the listview ID multiple times, so i have to recheck everything, but still thank you so much just for replying!
@@BlyatifulButter Got it, i share my problem, i wasn't working on the Main Activity, so i had to declare the binding variable as a ActivityNameoftheactivityBinding instead of ActivityMainBinding
Hello bhai, Thanks a lot for this tutorial, can you tell us how to implement a story view for the same project, I mean clicking an item and opening a story activity just like in social media apps. I want to know how thus is implemented via kotlin.
Thanks for the tutorial! I would like to make it possible to view multiple images on the User page that appears when clicking on the item list, using a view pager. Can I get some assistance with this? It would be even better if there is a video tutorial available.
nvm found it myself... for anyone wondering, make sure to not forget the arrayList when extending ArrayAdapter in the MyAdapter class class MyAdapter(private val context : Activity,private val arrayList : ArrayList) : ArrayAdapter(context, R.layout.list_item,arrayList)
Finally completed the Kotlin version and works really well I typed it all out but had to use the user_activity xml from your java repo of same project. Very clear and concise project
Congratulations!!👍
14:32 I did exactly as you typed but it doesn't work, it gives me an error that "listview" is an unresolved reference. Yes, I have the same listview ID.
I got the same issue, did you find any way to fix it?
@@masteradvance I haven't touched Kotlin in 8 months, but I'll try my best to help. From what I remember, there should be a buildFeatures section in your build.gradle. Add "viewBinding true" to it, then go and change the listview ID to something else, like "mylistview" or something instead, and that should work but I'm not sure since I cannot test it.
@@BlyatifulButter Thanks, i think I'm doing something wrong, because i have viewBinding true and i have change the listview ID multiple times, so i have to recheck everything, but still thank you so much just for replying!
@@BlyatifulButter Got it, i share my problem, i wasn't working on the Main Activity, so i had to declare the binding variable as a ActivityNameoftheactivityBinding instead of ActivityMainBinding
@@masteradvance I'm glad that you fixed the problem!
why don't you explain what each line does? for example layoutinflator.. ?
I have dedicated videos on these topics
14:32 I don't why but Indices doesn't appear as a function and I did exactly what you did, idk what to do, help me pleaseeeeeee
14:19 my problem now is that I can’t write « nameVal[i] , nameVal2[i] »
Do you have a solution?
This tutorial very clear, took me about 2 hours to complete.
What if I want to add an image from a path? I need to make a dynamic list
why u didn't extended custom adapter using base adapter..?
Your code for list item is not working
I'm getting error as array adapter requires the resource I'd to be a text view!!! How to solve this
But...how do you add a new item? How do you edit an item? What about user authentication?
why arent u uploading the code its horrible to type it all i just wanted the basic elements
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1:05 christopher lookin hella lot sus
18:02 why cant i find the nameProfile
Can you find it?
Hello bhai, Thanks a lot for this tutorial, can you tell us how to implement a story view for the same project, I mean clicking an item and opening a story activity just like in social media apps. I want to know how thus is implemented via kotlin.
Urvish you can implement story mode in same manner the change you need to do is in the second activity....will make tutorial on that soon
@@_foxandroid Thanks for the reply bro, really excited for that tutorial video!!!
pass the id in the intent, then on the second activity, extract data from shared preference or database using the id passed.
@@AnkurJhavery Thanks bro, will try that too!
when you creating User as data class .. my android studio not showing the option of data class what should i do?
Make sure you are creating kotlin class. If still not showing write it manually
When i type "binding.listview. ..." it doesn't work. Error "Unresolved reference: listview". Can someone help me?
Write "ActivityNameoftheactivityBinding" instead of "ActivityMainBinding"
@@SworDam 14:19 my problem now is that I can’t write « nameVal[i] , nameVal2[i] »
Sir 11:10.... Mujhe ActivityMainBinding class show nhi ho rahi hai
Watch my "ViewBinding FoxAndroid" tutorial
Thanks for the tutorial! I would like to make it possible to view multiple images on the User page that appears when clicking on the item list, using a view pager. Can I get some assistance with this? It would be even better if there is a video tutorial available.
where is the source code?
Where can i find the images
Hi, great tutorial btw but I noticed that passing an LayoutInflater in 11:30 is causing an error
I have the same issue, were you able to find a fix?
Thanks very much for this tutorial very clear and to the point. Keep up the good work;much appreciated
Glad it helped!
where is the library?
I followed your tutorial but my list view is empty even though I filled the array list with users.
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@@_foxandroid can you please elaborate here? for the people without IG ;-)
nvm found it myself...
for anyone wondering, make sure to not forget the arrayList when extending ArrayAdapter in the MyAdapter class
class MyAdapter(private val context : Activity,private val arrayList : ArrayList) : ArrayAdapter(context, R.layout.list_item,arrayList)
pls add calling funtionalities with contact number by implicit intent,
Thanks for the video...
thanks so much bro it was helpful
awesome tutorial thanks!
can u share the source code
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Can we have the source code please?
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Did you get the code?
@@_foxandroid Please share it in the video description. II have problems running it on my machine and would like to see where the error is
Please get it on Discord
@@_foxandroid hi, can i have the source code please? i have been following all of your source code from this video but its still gives me an error
Can u give me user code? And user activity code?
Did you access the userActivity codes?
hi, whats name your avd?
I found it called ApowerMirror
Omg its working😭...Thank You sir helping my task😊
plz share activity_user.xml code
Did you access the userActivity codes?