Projects

✅ = solution code posted

Suggestions for how to approach your projects:

• Write user stories - know exactly what features you plan to implement
• Draw a paper prototype & list out all the XML files you'll need
• Plan the custom Java classes you'll need to hold your app's data, and the corresponding database tables (if applicable)
• List all the adapters, fragments, view holders, etc. you'll need to make each screen work
• Prioritize your features - don't work on bonuses before your main requirements are met!
• Before working on a new feature, make sure your app builds and runs successfully - don't start working on feature #2 if feature #1 is still crashing!

How to download soution code posted after you made your fork:

1. Navigate to your local repo from the command line
2. Run git remote -v and note there is only one remote listed, your fork with the name origin
3. Run git remote add upstream <url of original repo, not your fork> to add an additional remote named upstream which points to the original repo
4. Run git remote -v again to confirm that you now have two remotes, with upstream linked to the original repo
5. Run git pull upstream master to pull in changes from the upstream remote's master branch
6. You shouldn't encounter merge conflicts, but if you do, resolve them and do a commit after the resolution
7. Run git push origin master to push the changes you got from upstream out to your fork on Github