Upload fragments into cloudlike platform and replace existing fragments with new ones?
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I am fairly new to programming and after picking up the java basics I started working with android and android studio to programm something I can interact with.
I was now given a task to create a survey app which displays a new question every single week to be answered by my colleagues.
My thinking was to initially save four to five questions and their corresponding answers into the equivilent number of fragments and display them on a tablet. The fragments should be switched every week by using the ScheduledExecuterService.
Now my only question is, how do I "feed" my app new questions to display? I was thinking about uploading new fragments into a cloudlike platform, let the app get its new fragments from there and then replace the old fragments aka old questions with the new fragments aka new questions.
The problem is, I have no idea, how to implement that into my app. I have heared of using HTTP request, but I don't know how to use that either.
Maybe u guys know a better solution to this?
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I am fairly new to programming and after picking up the java basics I started working with android and android studio to programm something I can interact with.
I was now given a task to create a survey app which displays a new question every single week to be answered by my colleagues.
My thinking was to initially save four to five questions and their corresponding answers into the equivilent number of fragments and display them on a tablet. The fragments should be switched every week by using the ScheduledExecuterService.
Now my only question is, how do I "feed" my app new questions to display? I was thinking about uploading new fragments into a cloudlike platform, let the app get its new fragments from there and then replace the old fragments aka old questions with the new fragments aka new questions.
The problem is, I have no idea, how to implement that into my app. I have heared of using HTTP request, but I don't know how to use that either.
Maybe u guys know a better solution to this?
android http android-fragments timer cloud asked Nov 19 at 14:02
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I am fairly new to programming and after picking up the java basics I started working with android and android studio to programm something I can interact with.
I was now given a task to create a survey app which displays a new question every single week to be answered by my colleagues.
My thinking was to initially save four to five questions and their corresponding answers into the equivilent number of fragments and display them on a tablet. The fragments should be switched every week by using the ScheduledExecuterService.
Now my only question is, how do I "feed" my app new questions to display? I was thinking about uploading new fragments into a cloudlike platform, let the app get its new fragments from there and then replace the old fragments aka old questions with the new fragments aka new questions.
The problem is, I have no idea, how to implement that into my app. I have heared of using HTTP request, but I don't know how to use that either.
Maybe u guys know a better solution to this?
android http android-fragments timer cloud asked Nov 19 at 14:02
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I am fairly new to programming and after picking up the java basics I started working with android and android studio to programm something I can interact with.
I was now given a task to create a survey app which displays a new question every single week to be answered by my colleagues.
My thinking was to initially save four to five questions and their corresponding answers into the equivilent number of fragments and display them on a tablet. The fragments should be switched every week by using the ScheduledExecuterService.
Now my only question is, how do I "feed" my app new questions to display? I was thinking about uploading new fragments into a cloudlike platform, let the app get its new fragments from there and then replace the old fragments aka old questions with the new fragments aka new questions.
The problem is, I have no idea, how to implement that into my app. I have heared of using HTTP request, but I don't know how to use that either.
Maybe u guys know a better solution to this?
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