How to Use Device Sensors the Right Way in Android - Android Studio Tutorial

Sensors allow us to interact with the outside world. Implementing them you can do a lot wrong. In this video I'll show you how you properly integrate sensors into your code, so that it scales.

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[nishantkaushik]

Phillip, you make the life of Android developers so much easier. Your videos always provide what we need. A1 content as always. Keep up the good work bro 🎉🙂.

[snehilsinha]

Must say your content is gold for Android Developers ! Everytime I need something I get it here !

[immanueljijib]

Thank you for not cramming everything in Main Activity

[Zeeshan-Syed]

I just got a requirement to connect to a bluetooth printer and I immediately recalled this video. Watched it again and I just implemented it in the same way but for bluetooth printer with appropriate functions and class names. Now I have a clean way of implementation which helps testing and to swap with other implementation.

[original_anu]

I love how you actually follow clean architecture in all your videos and don't put everything in MainActivity

[raheemadamboev]

I love that you are consistent in uploading content which helps us. Thank you bro

[Internet_Ghost-GA]

dude when I enter your channel I feel so confused I don't know what video to begin watch cause all your videos are extremely exciting and I want to do like all of them

[rodrigorm]

I had been looking for a propper way to integrate sensors in an mvvm architecture but it is not easy to find good conent. Thanks for the quality and amount of information in all your videos!

[mrpi]

Thank You Philip your courses are of great help.

[naufalfawwazandriawan]

Man this is really great, thanks for the effort by making so many usefull tips and tutorial

[immanueljijib]

Hey philip is there/can you make an app based on connectivity such as bluetooth or wifi ?

[sourasishdas]

Your content are the best i swear. Thank You

[cernejr]

Nice video. Now I would like to learn how to serve this sensor data over the network. Probably using an HTTP server.

[joshz]

Great tutorial, I have a question, how would I make the lux value display as well?

[martingaens]

Hey Philipp, I am wondering if this is a proper practice since you're passing context into the ViewModel through the sensor.

[mrpad-mm]

I enjoyed your multi-module architecture course... Thanks as always. I always recommend your channel regarding with Android Development. TMI xD

[rijalmyd]

Finally I understand how abstraction used in real project😅

[chaitany.a]

Hey, I really like how you structure your application. However, I have read that it is good practice to stop listening to the sensor when the screen is off and start listening when it is back on, I know I need to override onPause and onResume methods in the main activity, but I am not sure how to get access to register and unregister methods there. Could you direct me to a solution?

[MohsenMashkour]

thanks a lot. could you tell me From which video on your channel should I start the hilt and view model?

[sharmpuneet]

Great video, please add a video about multi modular architecture navigation mechanism and data sharing