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sir, You're an amazing teacher... Thanks 🙏.

sir please lower the intro volume music sound it sounds very loud and uncomfortable while watching the video wearing earphones

thanks in advance.

Can we create multiple NavHosts? because we provide a start destination to a NavHost, what if I have a different screen, which has different navigation destinations?

Hi Sir, could you please provide the HAL related series

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Thank you very much for this tutorial. Really a very useful, explanatory and complete one. I have learned a lot from it. God bless you!

Sir, On Screen Second , At "Click for Previous" button if we write "navcontroller.navigate("screen-one")" instead of navcontroller.popBackStack(). So i think it will also work then why pop of screen is necessary and what happen if we not use popBackStack() and only use navcontroller.navigate() to move from one screen to other in whole app

hi Anil Desh Pande, i am following live data approach like below. viewModel.let { vm -> vm?.counter?.observeAsState()?.value?.let { counter -> Log.i("Updated", "The updated value is $counter") } vm?.error?.observeAsState()?.value?.let { error -> Toast.makeText(LocalContext.current, error, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show() } } ----------------------------------------------- class MainActivityViewModel : ViewModel() { companion object { const val TAG = "MainActivityViewModel" } var counter = MutableLiveData(0) var error = MutableLiveData<String>() val incrementCounter = { Log.i(TAG, "The counter value is $counter") counter.value = counter.value?.plus(1) } val decrementCounter = { if (counter.value == 0) { if (error.value == null) { error.value = "Counter can not be less than 0" } } else { Log.i(TAG, "The counter value is $counter") counter.value = counter.value?.minus(1) } } } how can use derivedStateOf here?

source code please

Do you have any series for beginners ? I am looking to learn Android. Thanks

great video! I love your music/sound choices too btw

Problems you may encounter when trying to follow the JSON serialization part 1. plugin and dependency for the serialization 2. internet permission 3. emulator's buffer problem (use coroutine)

Your voice is too low.

interested in learning JSON serialization 🖐

My mind was blown when the views had different implementations of showAllToDos, but the controller method remained the same! Really demonstrating how easily you can swap out views but keep controller the same

Excellent series, such clarity and so much for me to finally learn after reading and watching so many times these concepts. I am looking forward to your videos and will review the whole channel. Thanks so much.

thank you, i searched a lot of videos on youtube but still couldn't solve the problem until i watched your videos, they are very good, very detailed and solved all my problems, wish you good health!

Absolutely loved the demo. The way you were showing each combination of starting, binding, unbinding and stopping clarified the behavior of bound services really well. Thank you so much Anil Sir

ur srp example is not correct. it is more related to dependency inversion.

Great video

I just want to take a moment to appreciate your teaching style, sir. You explain concepts in a way that even people from non-technical backgrounds can easily understand. I often struggle with learning new Android concepts when following documentation or other KZbin channels. But on your channel, in every explanation, you ensure that we fully grasp the foundational concepts before moving on to the current topic. You always give us a clear heads-up on what basics we need to know, making it much easier to follow along. Many KZbinrs tend to skip this step, which is why I always prefer learning from your channel first before diving into the documentation. I even suggest your channel to my friends. Thank you so much!

You don't seem to understand the difference yourself. The differentiation you made was, a thing use a thing. Than the client is the high level module. That is just false.

Thank you sir...Eagerly waiting

My English level is A2 and I can understand your lesson, because you speak not too fast and the same time your pronounciation is clear and you use simple English words. It is very cool)) Thanks a lot for the lesson!)))

Volume is very low

Until now, everything went very smoothly. But the whole serialisation is a big thing and the much appreciated step-by-step approach, is suddenly gone. 1. Dowloaded parsing-from-json from Github. --> Incompatible Gradle JVM. We recommend upgrading to Gradle version 8.9. So I did. 2. Open data class Country. Error message: This declaration is opt-in and its usage should be marked with `@kotlinx.serialization.InternalSerializationApi` or `@OptIn(markerClass = kotlinx.serialization.InternalSerializationApi.class)` Back to demo app. 3. You quickly scroll over the updated MainActivity, but several things have changed. val countries became countryList etc. 4. Just like previous video, LazyColumn dit not work. So I updated again. 5. App installs successfully, but a split second later it crashes. Perhaps you cannot help me with everything, but please explain the serialisation. And why suddenly such a complicated json file, to start with? Again, what happened to your step-by-step approach?

Waiting Sir...

sir I want to ask about the issue (you were getting only one country inserted in room db), you said the reason was that we were initializing that to 0 every time, but my doubt is why the ID is autogenerated and 0 is getting replaced by the autogenerated one, although it is notated as autogenerate = true??

Yes sir please upload the videos soon.

why you have written two update function, a special one to update the attribute capital - it can be updated using simple update function ???

great sir, i am a bca 2nd year student right now. learning android development since 6 months but your videos gave me clarity!!! thanks !!

Your LazyColumn did not work for me. I replaced it with: items(countries.size) { index -> CountryCard(countries[index]) }

You make great tutorials. Like a good teacher, you build things up. That helps you to distinguish between the essence and the 'nice-to-have' parts of the topic. Also the graphic introduction is very helpful. Please zoom in more. It is difficult to read (resolution is also too low). Also sound should be louder. Keep up the good work!

I used to watch your videos in 2018 and learnt a lot of Android concepts from your videos. Nice to see AI videos now. Thanks for all the videos

great work sir thanks a lot

super

Eagerly waiting for these series ❤

sir i started my career in android development ,is there is any onsite opportunities for android development like other domains ,because i never heard some one got onsite opportunities who works in android

Seperating ViewModel into two one for data and another for ui state comply with SRP principle. However, additional memory consumed for ui viewmodel class which may grow if we have many screens especially.

Thank you! This is the clearest explanation I've come across.

Sir what if we just want 5 items nd when user comes to end load 5 more

sir its not working for me the client app is not binding 😔

Sir u havent added firestore Dependency yet