I do not get an image. I believe the api call is failing because I am always defaulted to Resource.Loading. I have been able to adjust to all of the other small changes to get this far but cannot get the image to load

Hello, i have a question, your project works for WASM targets?

I think the file.walkTopDown() function shows the entire file tree. you don't need to create a recursive one. Or does it work differently?

Please teach us how to create visual keyboard for touch screen desktop platforms

20-01-2025 : I start today, See you guys in 100 days, All the best

I beg your pardon: Your app works in all platforms? WASM included?

Great explanation!

1:46 *Nix based systems Philipp, since it is also true on Linux systems, which...... aren't really based on unix the same way macos for example is, though the linux kernel is inspired by unix and adheres to many of it's philosophies, it isn't really based on it, yknow?

Been using a lot of your tutorial videos to learn and would like to give some feedback on videos you label as "beginner". Currently watching "how to make a CRUD ToDo app" and you've built the entire app before trying to run it and show anything on the emulator. Is this normal? As someone learning, it's hard to understand what the code is doing or why you're doing something a certain way without seeing the effects on the app. I would much prefer you get the app running with bare minimum functionality and start adding functionality and features piece by piece. This would help with understanding each piece of code. Videos that I'm watching are years old so apologies if you've already adapted this style.

what about XML written UI that's still in use by many companies ?

As always, thank you very much for your work.

As always, thank you very much for your work.

And then there is walk() already gives you a list of all files, excluding dirs

Did you forgot about it?

feel really hard to use ktor write Android testing

Hi @philip I have faced issues with minifying code while using Retrofit. Is it still the case.

Good work, thanks !

do you include how to use koin testing in this course?

bro when youre gonna upload the mathmetics video

I worked as android developer almost 4 years and I know about purposes of MVVM and DI, but I still can't understand why do i need use stuff like dagger, or hilt or maybe smth else. I need a special one repository for testing? I just declared the switch-case that select needed repo. I just don't get the point of that quite hard abstractions, which makes code like go-to-spaghetti trash. All this annotations, non-transparent architecture and billions of interfaces with one or two methods. It all needs to make development easier than early, but with time it only creates another type of non-undestarble legacy.

I really want to translate your video content and teach my language people, really practical and useful content. Good job man

Whaattt literally trying to figure out how to encrypt files in my file manager and this pops up 🤌🏽 I already have the encryption set up just having issues understanding the app internal file storage

When I do this on Windows (./gradlew packageMsi) I get this: Error: --module-path is not specified and this runtime image does not contain jmods directory. Usage: jlink <options> --module-path <modulepath> --add-modules <module>[,<module>...] Use --help for a list of possible options A search of the error says to use the OpenJDK instead, but I'm still getting the error, even with OpenJDK.

For android 15 it need below permissions <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS" /> and LocationRequest val request = LocationRequest.create() .setInterval(interval) .setFastestInterval(interval) //it is deprecated you can use val request =LocationRequest.Builder(interval) .setMinUpdateIntervalMillis(interval).build()

can't wait for your next video, i appreciate it, thankful 👋

It is needed for me, thank you ❤️

10:08 what was that

This might be confusing but in UNIX file system the "x" character in a directory doesn't mean you can execute the directory. Directories cannot be executed. It means open, meaning you can go inside of the directory with the "cd" command 😅

Can you upload 3 videos in a week 😢

I was about to eat when you dropped this. Thank you for making my meal better 🫶🏽

I am learning this topic just a few days ago, so how you know i neeed your experienced, super clean deep and clear content 😁 Big respect sir, thank you 🙏

I really thankful to Philipp sir. This is the channel where any beginner can learn about android development like me,

Wait noooo way I've been learning about files for the past few days & Philipp suddenly drops a video about it?? Woooho Edit - The function for printing files was pretty cool lol

Thank youuuuuu❤❤❤

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That's a good one. Could you whip up a similar one for deploying an iOS app to the App Store?

Xml is better as you can do coding and UI in two individual files.

Compose uses Skia rendered engine and Flutter too... But why int liat flutter more smooth than compose? 😂 Skia issue is janky.. i get this in both flutter and compose.. Flutter now migrate to impeller but compose still uses Skia with that deal breaker issue 😢

I've been binging your videos today. There is so much finicky stuff in the android platform. And I always wanted to understand those things better. But the documentation is mostly either too spread out, or sparse. So it's absolutely awesome how you've condensed really important topics into extremely great to follow knowledge.

You make my day

Code companion not work for me

does it work on windows?

I've always wanted to really understand how everything gradles together. This is exactly the lazer focused explanation I was in need for. Thank you very much.

This video is too long for its purpose. Should've focus only to Room. Too much extra(s).

Thanks for the analysis! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

fun main(){ val list = listOf(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10).toList() val resultList = list.CustomSum { it % 2 == 1} print(resultList) var totalSum = resultList.last() println(" " + totalSum) } private fun List<Int>.CustomSum(CustomSumm: (Int) -> Boolean): List<Int> { var customNumList = mutableListOf<Int>() var customSumResult = 0 for(customListNum in this){ if(CustomSumm(customListNum)){ customSumResult += customListNum customNumList.add(customSumResult) } } return customNumList }

will ai affect my hardwork?

Please make a video about how to set up in app purchases using google Play Billing

is it mandatory to have xcode installed when i am building KMP project in mac os, I am getting xcode not installed error

I am struggling with learning jetpack compose and kotlin stuff and these videos help me learn things on a microscopic level, helping me understand what needs to be done in order to achieve something. I am just learning my way through android app development.