Week 4 Assignment

[krunalsshah]

/cc @nesquena
Additional Feature-
Styling action bar background , tab icons and text
Added both flavors of progress bars- action bar vs progress bar

Includes all required user stories from Week 3 Twitter Client
User can switch between Timeline and Mention views using tabs.
User can view their home timeline tweets.
User can view the recent mentions of their username.
User can scroll to bottom of either of these lists and new tweets will load ("infinite scroll")
Note: Implement this in a gingerbread-compatible approach
User can click icon on Action Bar to view their profile
User can see picture, tagline, # of followers, # of following, and tweets on their profile.
User can click on the profile image in any tweet to see that user's profile.
User can see picture, tagline, # of followers, # of following, and tweets of clicked user.
Profile view should include that user's timeline
Optional: User can view following / followers list through the profile
Optional: When a network request goes out, user sees an indeterminate progress indicator

[krunalsshah]

Will try and see if i can find time to style the Profile Layout.

[nesquena]

👍 nice work overall. A few notes after checking out the code:

• Nice to see you used styles to customize the view
• Nice job with including progress bar support
• Nice to see you used the FragmentTabListener to properly setup the tabs!
• Good to see you properly communicated the user to the user timeline fragment from the activity.
• For a future exercise, challenge yourself to move even more of the logic into the base Fragment class and out of the extension timeline fragments. For example, the scroll listener could be set in the base class and then the "onLoadMore" could call an abstract method which is defined separately in the extended class. This approach could be used to move almost all the logic into the base except for certain key abstract methods.

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