This document summarizes the progress made during the first five weeks of the Android App Development Internship, focusing on the development of an applicationフロー from user login to a content download feature.
- Successfully set up the Android Studio development environment.
- Initialized the Android project and became familiar with its structure.
- Learned the fundamentals of Kotlin for Android development.
- Designed and implemented the basic UI layout for the application's Login Screen (e.g., using XML with input fields for username/password and a login button).
- Implemented the core logic for user authentication on the Login Screen.
- (e.g., Handled button clicks, retrieved input, basic validation).
- Worked on navigating the user to a main part of the application upon successful login.
- Began planning the user flow towards a "download" feature.
- Built out the primary screens or activities that users would access after logging in.
- Designed the UI for the section of the app where users would initiate a Download Screen or download action.
- (e.g., A list of items to download, a dedicated download page).
- Implemented navigation to this download-related screen or section.
- Focused on the backend logic for the download functionality.
- (e.g., Handling button clicks to start a download, managing file URLs or sources).
- Considered and possibly implemented necessary permissions (e.g., for storage access if saving files).
- Worked on providing user feedback for the download process (e.g., progress indicators, completion messages).
- Initial testing of the download screen and its functionality.
- Deepened understanding of Git version control, focusing on branching strategies (transitioning from
mastertomain). - Successfully performed merging operations to consolidate development history into the
mainbranch. - Organized the GitHub repository by standardizing on
mainand removing themasterbranch. - Reviewed and refined the code for the login-to-download feature flow.
- Ensured project history was clearly documented and pushed to GitHub.
This README reflects the state of the project and key learnings at the end of Week 5.