Showing posts with label android studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android studio. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 January 2018

MeteoLecce (9): new design!

I want to update the development of my app MeteoLecce. I'll start we the two following pictures:

The main activity of MeteoLecce
Do you see some changes?
I reduced the information on the first activity and I compacted them; in this way we have a much simpler reading of them (I also introduced the colors).

The activity related to the next 3 days weather forecast

Relating to second activity's infos I added 4 icons for each day (at the times: 0 - 6 - 12 and 6 P.M.). Tempeatures are two: high/low.

I hope to share my app on Google Play soon.

Friday, 8 September 2017

MeteoLecce (4): wind and sky

I'm arrived to insert wind infos by conversion of the string in degree to string, i.e.: 170 >> "Sud".

The function to convert degree in string human comprehensible (wind).

And the sky situation. This is how the application looks like at the last update:

Screenshot of the last update.

Wednesday, 6 September 2017

MeteoLecce (3)

At this point of the opera I met a problem. In a mix of reasearches I read something on stackoverflow.com, but the best solution to my situation was on YouTube so I decided to write a post on stackoverflow.com, this is the link:

Android - android.os.NetworkOnMainThreadException

and this was my post:

My post on stackoverflow.com

MeteoLecce (2)

I'm continuing to develop my first app (in Android Studio) for MeteoLecce (a wether forecast page on Lecce).

Today I understand how to create a margin in every direction between the views (the elements on an interface):
Margins
We need to click on the view of our interest then click on the circle of our interest to create the arrow to the final view (on another circle of the other element).
Margins: starting point to create the arrow to the end point on the final object

Now, I need of a Json reader...