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5,167 PointsThis course is so heavy
hey guys in this course started by created project and my problem is here after the SQL lite concepts so more complexed because there is more code on a project I don't know what is these and I really need help someone help me I'm stuck with SQL lite Concepts on Android
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samuel zaffran
24,815 PointsIn a general way Treehouse is the best site to learn how to code android, but sometimes they fail. I already sent them a message about this course that's so messy and confuse but it still here. So i recommand you if you really want to understand the data storage concept to go to https://classroom.udacity.com/courses/ud845 It's a little longer but very well constructed and informative. Hope that helps !
Ben Deitch
Treehouse TeacherHey Mohamadreza!
Yep, this course is a bit dated and needs to be redone. Though when we redo it we'll definitely be making use of the new Room library. It makes SQLite on Android super simple and is a HUGE improvement over the normal way of doing things. It's technically still in alpha, but the docs are actually pretty good. So if you've been having trouble with SQLite, I say check it out! https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/room.html
Happy coding!
mohamadreza azadi
5,167 PointsThanks Ben, Best teacher Ever!!
Oziel Perez
61,321 PointsGreat find! Thanks for sharing!
mohamadreza azadi
5,167 Pointsmohamadreza azadi
5,167 PointsThanks a lot!!
Oziel Perez
61,321 PointsOziel Perez
61,321 PointsAgreed. I tried Android once before, but that was before Ben Deitch joined, before Java was even taught, before Android Studio came out of beta, so learning Android Development 3 years ago was insane, at least for me (I had such a hard time picking up Java since I was used to JavaScript and PHP way of coding). But I took the Java courses and I picked Android back up 3 weeks ago and now I'm flying through it. This course though is grueling! No disrespect to the guest teacher but this one was hard to follow.