KCErb/hello-ruboto

Issue with ActionBar

tokudan opened this issue · 3 comments

tokudan commented

The documentation for the ActionBar does not seem to work with the current version anymore.
I followed the instructions by the letter and ran these commands, but I do not get an ActionBar:

ruboto gen app --package org.ruboto.action_bar --target=android-19 --min-sdk=android-15

cd action_bar/

rake debug install start

( replace /src/action_bar_activity.rb with the code from https://github.com/KCErb/hello-ruboto/blob/master/training/basics/actionbar/adding-buttons.md#the-simplest-possible-button )

rake debug install start

After the first start of the app I get the usual demo app "What haz Maz...", after changing the action_bar_activity.rb I only get an empty app view without an action bar.

KCErb commented

Hmm, that's not good.

Thanks for reporting. I've been meaning to get back into the Ruboto scene and this is a great excuse 😄!

I have plans to update all of these tutorials (screenshots and everything) and that means I'll be working through all of the example code again. When I get this working again I'll re-comment here.

Thanks again,
KC

TimSijstermans commented

Hello KC,
We have been in contact before, since then I have spent the last 6 months
working with Ruboto for a study project. If there is anything I could help
with I'd love to help out!

Tim
Op 9 feb. 2015 22:25 schreef "KC Erb" notifications@github.com:

Hmm, that's not good.

Thanks for reporting. I've been meaning to get back into the Ruboto scene
and this is a great excuse [image: 😄]!

I have plans to update all of these tutorials (screenshots and everything)
and that means I'll be working through all of the example code again. When
I get this working again I'll re-comment here.

Thanks again,
KC

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KCErb commented

Hi Tim, good to hear from you again!

My next steps on this are to move the tutorials one by one over to a simple Jekyll site via github pages much like this one. And in that process refine them. I'd love feedback or ideas for how they could improve.

I'd especially love to have another author! If you have a tutorial you'd like to write, or want to edit mine let me know. The new format will be just like the old one: all markdown. I can give you edit rights and you can add some of your knowledge. I never did finish that style tutorial (#2) and the next one I wanted to write was the debugger (#1).

After that the sky's the limit. I'd love to have a big pile of tutorials here that folks can look up and work through so any topic you want to write on I'd be glad for the input.

Also I'd be very interested in learning about how you structure your projects. Since I haven't progressed much since we last chatted I still haven't done a very big project and so I don't have a very wide view of how to make a nice app with Ruboto.