m32O

Do you really know the Android platform? Challenge your knowledge!
Final project of Udacity's Android Basics Nanodegree - Phase 1

About

Fourth of eight student projects made in 2017-2018 as part of Udacity's Android Basics Nanodegree.

☑️ Phase 1 - (Nov. - Feb.):

1. Literally Hello World
2. Hello Android
3. Cheesy Winter Contest
4. m32O

☑️ Phase 2 - (Feb. - Jul.):

1. Rookie Player
2. Visit Calgary
3. The Guardian View
4. Flourish & Blotts - Book Registry

Goal and requirements

Design and implement an educational quiz app.

Project must have 4-10 questions. Code wise, requirements include XML formatting, Java interactivity through button clicks, if/else statements and toast messages. Padding/margin is used appropriately such that views are not crammed against each other. Use a nested ViewGroup if applicable. Rotation support is a must.

All variables, methods, and resource IDs must be named appropriately. Also, code should be properly formatted and documented.

Key learnings

• android:imeOptions & android:inputType to manage keyboard's behavior
• android:configChanges for rotation support
• Replace a button by another onClick
• Force keyboard appearance in Java
• Smoother scroll to top with ObjectAnimator
• styles.xml

Installation

1. Download this project as zip and extract it
2. Import it in Android Studio
3. Sync Gradle and run on your device/emulator

Or use dryrun by @CesarFerreira

Contributing

This project is open to code improvements.

Project status

Open to code improvements only. Closed for anything else.

Credits

• Author: Amaël Sikel
• Icon slightly modified from luny's work
• Colors from the official Material palette
• Kudos to my dear wife who tested it for me a gazillion times!

Copyright

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license and protected by Udacity Honor Code and Community Code of Conduct. See license and disclaimer.