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In this video we build another shimmer animation. This shimmer animation is very similar to the one we built earlier in the course. The only difference is this one is for a single item as opposed to a list of items.
Code: https://github.com/mitchtabian/MVVMRecipeApp/tree/shimmer-animation-for-detail-screen
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In this video we build another shimmer animation. This shimmer animation is very similar to the one we built earlier in the course. The only difference is this one is for a single item as opposed to a list of items.
Code: https://github.com/mitchtabian/MVVMRecipeApp/tree/shimmer-animation-for-detail-screen
đź”” Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoNZZLhPuuRteu02rh7bzsw
#jetpack #programming
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Screen is a terminal program in Linux which allows us to use a virtual (VT100 terminal) as full-screen window manager which multiplexes an open physical terminal between multiple processes, which are typically, interactive shells. It allows us to access multiple terminal sessions within a single terminal or a remote terminal session. It is most useful when addressing multiple Linux shell commands on the command line, as well as separating commands from the shell that started the commands.
Screen also allows a user to initiate a command from one terminal, disconnect from that terminal, and then reconnect from a different location to that same terminal, while using a different terminal without having to restart the command. This simply lets a user better control multiple and separate command windows.
Screen also lets multiple remote computers connect to the same screen session at once. This allows multiple users to connect to the same screen session allowing a second user to follow along with another administrator working on a server.
#tutorials #attach #cli #command line #detach #key bindings #logging #multiplex #multiuser #multiuser mode #remote access #remote management #remote session #remote terminal #screen #screen logging #screen session #screenlog #screens #scrollback #shell #terminal #terminal session #terminal window #tty #vt100
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In this video, I am going to teach u how to Create Login screen like Refleclty Login screen which is Really Great in the terms of the Animation & Ui So You can use this Code to make ur Flutter apps great
Previous Video:
How to Create a Bouncing Button in Flutter = https://youtu.be/uaO74mPoYo8
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Bouncing Button Code: https://github.com/sagarshende23/bouncing_button_flutter
Reflectly-Inspired Like Login Page: https://github.com/sagarshende23/reflectly-like-loginpage-flutter
Github Profile: https://sagarshende23.github.io/
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Reflectly Inspired Login Screen Animation in flutter (Part 1) | Flutter Animation Tutorial
#reflectly login screen #reflectly inspired login screen #reflectly inspired login screen animation in flutter #reflectly flutter github
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He used Flutter (which is an amazing tool btw for building cross platform apps) — with just one day of work, 1500 lines of code. That’s beyond impressive (specially the fact that Flutter can be hosted on CodePen as well).
So with similar constraints, I wanted to try out Jetpack Compose. I followed the CodePen example (as closely as I could) and this is the result:
Complete source code:
There are three screens in this app
Home Screen
Profile Screen
Compose Screen
Before we get to the screens — take a look at app state model, which will be used for navigation and theming. I also added some helpers for navigating to individual screens & for checking theme.
There are two models — both data classes. The Tweet model is annotated with _@Model _as we update this model from our composed functions to update view state. User stays the same, hence it’s not annotated.
#kotlin #android #jetpack-compose #android-app-development #jetpack
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State Management in Android is a complex concept and to know the reason you have to first understand the architectural design of Android and to learn why it’s the key requirement to manage state. The Marcelo Benites article Managing State in Android defines the best description of the state:
The state is an object that is connected/subscribed to one or more widgets, contains data, and eager to update the widgets from that data. If there’s any change happens in data, it notifies all widgets to whom it’s connected. The values of the state are changed at runtime.
#jetpack-compose #jetpack #state #android #kotlin