Android Fragments Course

Introducing Fragments

Fragments are a great way to reuse code, especially for tablet layouts. In this stage we'll introduce the project and create our very first Fragment!

• What are Fragments?

  2:15

• My First Fragment

  6:05

• Fragments?

  5 questions

• Adding Fragments to Activities

  4:13

• Adding a Fragment

  2 objectives

• Making a List

  8:56

• Checking It Twice

  3:42

• Handling Clicks

  5:20

• Handling Clicks

  2 objectives

• Fragment Lifecycle

  7:00

• Fragment Lifecycle

  5 questions

• Keeping Track of Instance State

  6:09

• Saving State

  2 objectives

Managing Fragments

In this stage we'll learn more about how to manage our Fragments, and we'll get to use a new class named ViewPager!

• A New Fragment

  3:48

• Managing the Back Stack

  4:37

• Attack of the Back Stack

  5 questions

• Initializing a Fragment with Data

  7:34

• Fragment Flavors

  3 objectives

• Adding the ViewPager

  6:56

• Adding the Tabs

  3:56

• ViewPager Details

  3 questions

Ingredients and Directions

In this stage we'll finish up the ingredients and directions Fragments. Then we'll take a step back and think about a couple refactoring options.

• The Ingredients Fragment

  7:44

• The State of the CheckBoxes

  8:14

• Becoming Scrollable

  1:58

• Becoming Scrollable

  1 question

• The Directions Fragment

  4:36

• Refactor

  6:47

• Refactor - Again?

  6:18

• Refactoring Reflection

  3 questions

Tablet Time

In this stage we'll finally make our tablet users happy by creating a new layout just for tablets!

• Tablet Layout

  6:45

• Tablet Layout

  6 questions

• Enter the Grid

  6:28

• Adapt Together

  5:19

• Exit the Grid

  3 questions

• Side by Side

  8:03