Android Download Twitter Video
Angelo Dearring
You can receive messages from anyone if you check the box next to Allow Messages requests from everyone in your Privacy and safety settings on twitter.com. You can also adjust this setting via the X for iOS or X for Android apps. If you enable this option, anyone can message you and add you to group conversations.
@kaushikgopalKaushik Gopal is the other co-host of Fragmented Podcast. He currently works as a senior Android engineer at Instacart, and maintains an Android NTP time library, open sourced by Instacart, called truetime-android.
I don't know if this is an issue being encountered by anyone else, but few days ago all of a sudden twitter.com stopped opening on Firefox for Android. I trying disabling all my add-ons and turning of protection as well, nothing.
Twitter incubated some of the very best and worst parts of the Android and Kotlin communities, let's learn from mistakes there when growing new ones. I've been impressed with how well communities like androiddev.social and hachyderm.io operate and think they set a good example.
Currently the Activity you have created will be extending android.app.Activity, and in your onCreate method you will be setting the ContentView of the activity to R.layout.main (linking to the layout as specified in /res/layout/main.xml). The Android SDK provides a convenient way to quickly display a list of data using a superclass called android.app.ListActivity. This Activity already provides a ContentView, configured with a ListView, ready to use and populate with data.
Create a layout XML file in /res/layout/list_item.xml to define two TextViews to display the content and author on separate rows. In order to display them one above the other, use a LinearLayout, configured to render each element within it vertically (android:orientation="vertical").
Once a View is created (or reused), the particular Tweet is extracted from the ArrayList at the position required to be rendered by the ListView. You are then able to obtain references to the two TextView elements using the ids assigned to them in the XML (for example, android:id="@+id/toptext"). Once you have the references, you can set them with the appropriate content and author from the Tweet object.
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