Why new courses not coming in sololearn?

Answer 1

Some suggestions I have seen so far:
Bootstraps
Firebase
Angularjs
Kotlin
Android

Answer 2

@Aman what other courses do you want?

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/551707/new-courses-on-sololearn

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/314384/sololearn-new-courses

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/110078/new-courses

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/155466/what-new-course-should-sololearn-add

Answer 3

android, MVC stuff

Answer 4

@grant for Android you can get started with Java and for MVC you can start with C# and use the excellent documentation provided by Microsoft .NET framework.

And use this for additional info
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/207797/Learn-MVC-Model-View-Controller-step-by-step-in

Answer 5

thanks man! been working w Java for a minute.. just thought those would be cool add one.. and BTW u know damn well java sdk isn't the android sdk.. lol

Answer 6

I hear ya! somewhere in between beginner-intermediate myself, kinda find it hard to retain it all.. that's why I like this app, it's something I can go to on my free time and with repetition, things can sink in deeper.. so I figure if they do bring some sort of Android challenges or whatever, I'll game the ish out of that. also wanted to commend you on your top spot that you seem to hold down so well.. good job dude! You very familiar with Android? would I be able to run some stuff by you? maybe they an email or something of you choice? been working on a fairly simple app that I would like to be my first published app (or shared publish).. worked my way thru FragmentStateAdapter, took a minute though, had some trouble with gradle dependency, I guess I was targeting/min version number was off.. stuff like that sound familiar to you??

Answer 7

@grant you are right man, the JDK is not the ADK but with Android studio, the commonly used platform by beginners is just a customized version of intelliJ is used for Java development where Android Studio is the exact same. With just some added dev tools.

Answer 8

@grant thanks for the kind words dude, but I'm not the right person with Android. I just had a good start and made some pretty basic gui which was part of a class. Unfortunately, fragment state page adapters were outside the scope of what I know and it's been a while.

But if I remember correctly, if you were playin around with the lower versions you should use the FragmentPageAdapter from the [version with the error's] library.

maybe it is similar to this

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13501424/fragmentpageradapter-exists-only-in-android-support-v4-app-and-not-android-app

Answer 9

@infant Raj Thanks I'll check it out.. how bout an SQL question? seen that u got plenty of xp points there.. in my app I want user to make a list of 10 Strings everyday for 40 days.. trying to imagine what that table would look like? should I make 40 single day tables (day1, day2, day3...) and in each table have 10 Strings (string1, string2 ...) or would relational be more of what I'm thinking?? I'm basically trying to make a 40 day affirmation challenge app.. getting the UI built but running into a more lower level wall.. BTW the affirmation challenge is like a confidence builder and I havent seen an app like it.. basically after each day's affirmation challenge I am gonna set timed reminders/alerts so they can/have to view them a couple times a day. Next morning a new affirmation must be wrote until I get to 40th one. any thoughts??