So, I’ve officially finished school…again.
I spent the last several days limiting my exposure to video games on Twitter while at home in order to work on my final project for an Android App development class.
After a few months of lessons (and about three weeks of actual programming and bug-testing), I’ve managed to craft a rudimentary text editor geared toward story writers. Right now, the user can create project and store documents within the application, and then read back their projects in “view” mode, reading through the text by sliding up and down, and switching chapters by using the left and right arrows at the top of the view screen.
It’s not quite ready to be published to the Google Play store, but it is in a working state. Before I upload it, I want to be able to add functions to rename and delete documents and folders to make projects a bit more “modular”. I have a feeling there’s a good foundation here, but I think there might be a few more weeks of work to go until it’s ready for publication. At least now I can work on it without having to worry about being on a deadline.






