FRAGMENTS - Android Fundamentals

In this video you will get to know the concept of fragments and how to actually use them in our app.

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[xTwisteDx]

WOW! Fantastic video. This explained fragments better than my instructors by a massive margin. Keep up the great work!

[dawid]

Kind of tutorials I like most: not only showing how it's done, but also explaing why is it done this way. Thank you.

[JoeMadds]

For those who's design view disappears or goes blank, like mine did once I added the <fragment /> element as shown @ 1:40, I may have a solution for you.

The tl;dr: Follow the tutorial to 10:30, because you'll need the new classes and layouts that Phillip shows you how to make. Once you get to the 10:30 mark, take a pause and add this line of code to the <fragment /> element in activity_main.xml:


Voila, your design view should be showing again.

To know how to find solutions like this yourself:


Took me about longer than I care to admit to resolve this, so hopefully this helps someone.

Oh and thanks for the tutorials Phillip! I'm really enjoying them :)

[suleimanzhukov]

I understood everything without knowing Kotlin 😅
Thank you, man

[Mr_DJB]

Spent 2 days trying to suss out how fragments work and how to move between them, and finally this video gives me a concise and easy to understand explanation. Thank you so much <3

[nbrYankeeFan]

Finally! a simple video that shows how to create and switch between fragments. Thank you so much for this!!!

[sanketjadhav]

This was so so helpful sir. Today i was about to quit android dev because i got stuck on fragments. You explained is soooo well.. thanks a lot sir.

[guy]

one of the simplest demo I have watched, that actually works. Thanks a lot !

[andreasgeorgiou]

As an Android Studio beginner, I find this video very helpful. Very nice and clear explanation about fragments! Thank you...

[ranvaknin]

Ive been developing on android for almost a year now and only now I feel like I've really understood fragments. Keep it up

[astonmargolis-dias]

youtube only reason im passing my classes. god bless you sir.

[cheesegeezer]

Best Android Dev Video out there!! Coming from C# and various front end mark ups like mcml, winforms and WPF, etc, I find the android environment very "fragmented" and hard to understand. This video alone has helped me out massively. Thank you very much!!

[ibrahimylmaz]

I'm super new and I was able to follow through %100. You are amazing and one of the best tutors I've ever seen. Thanks to people like you, hopefully, I'll get a job in this field. Thank you!

[rogadev]

Wow. Android tutorials that actually make sense, presented with someone who doesn't have an atrocious accent? You deserve a goddamn medal. Thank you for posting these videos - I'm definitely checking out your other videos later.

[tonycheng]

for god sake, you saved me tons of times for figuring out by myself

[Allan_Ralph]

Thanks Philipp Lackner, this is one of THEEEE Best Explanations out there. You are too good a teacher !

[dankosalopek]

dam, watched like 5 videos so far about this and u are the first one who explained nicly

[kaustubhkulkarni]

This video provided so much clarity on fragments! Really helped me. Thank you!

[superfriend]

Sir your teaching style and your voice is very clear and very easy to understand, you are just amazing Sir.

[kopilkaiser]

Thank you for your lesson on fragment. I came to this topic today on my job, as a junior android app developer there are still many things to learn.