What are the best practices for a lot of strings and other contents organized? [Android]











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I want to make an android app which will contain a lot of chapters (around 100) and each chapters will have specific pictures, audio and descriptions. Later I want to add translations too. I'm a beginner and have no academic background till now. Can you please tell me how should I design the app? I'm thinking of implementing list view for the chapters list. Fragments to display information. What are the best practices if I want to keep the chapters with vast number of strings and other contents organized and display flawlessly?










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  • Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
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  • how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:41












  • This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
    – SanSolo
    Nov 22 at 11:41










  • Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:48

















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I want to make an android app which will contain a lot of chapters (around 100) and each chapters will have specific pictures, audio and descriptions. Later I want to add translations too. I'm a beginner and have no academic background till now. Can you please tell me how should I design the app? I'm thinking of implementing list view for the chapters list. Fragments to display information. What are the best practices if I want to keep the chapters with vast number of strings and other contents organized and display flawlessly?










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    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:34












  • Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:39










  • how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:41












  • This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
    – SanSolo
    Nov 22 at 11:41










  • Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:48















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I want to make an android app which will contain a lot of chapters (around 100) and each chapters will have specific pictures, audio and descriptions. Later I want to add translations too. I'm a beginner and have no academic background till now. Can you please tell me how should I design the app? I'm thinking of implementing list view for the chapters list. Fragments to display information. What are the best practices if I want to keep the chapters with vast number of strings and other contents organized and display flawlessly?










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I want to make an android app which will contain a lot of chapters (around 100) and each chapters will have specific pictures, audio and descriptions. Later I want to add translations too. I'm a beginner and have no academic background till now. Can you please tell me how should I design the app? I'm thinking of implementing list view for the chapters list. Fragments to display information. What are the best practices if I want to keep the chapters with vast number of strings and other contents organized and display flawlessly?







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  • Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:39










  • how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:41












  • This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
    – SanSolo
    Nov 22 at 11:41










  • Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:48




















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    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:34












  • Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:39










  • how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
    – Ali
    Nov 22 at 11:41












  • This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
    – SanSolo
    Nov 22 at 11:41










  • Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:48


















Welcome to SO. Questions asking us to recommend or find a book, tool, software library, tutorial or other off-site resource are off-topic for Stack Overflow as they tend to attract opinionated answers and spam. Instead, describe the problem and what has been done so far to solve it. Please read help center
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Nov 22 at 11:34






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– Ali
Nov 22 at 11:34














Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
– sadat daniel
Nov 22 at 11:39




Okay, Thank you for explaining. I'll come up with a more specific questions next time.
– sadat daniel
Nov 22 at 11:39












how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
– Ali
Nov 22 at 11:41






how should I design the app? There are many websites available in google so find there. if you have any programmatic issue then please paste your answer hear
– Ali
Nov 22 at 11:41














This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
– SanSolo
Nov 22 at 11:41




This is very broad and opinion based. You should go through some tutorials, build some apps for practice. That will give you a good idea.
– SanSolo
Nov 22 at 11:41












Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
– sadat daniel
Nov 22 at 11:48






Thank you for your suggestion @SanSolo. Of course I should gain some experiences too.
– sadat daniel
Nov 22 at 11:48














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Add all your strings to your_language.xml, and then you can create other xml files (french.xml, english.xml...) with translations, where you store strings with same names, but translated text, and depending on choosen language, they're going to be replaced. Keep strings.xml to store strings just for app, like version, author name, or other stuff which you don't need to translate.






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Add all your strings to your_language.xml, and then you can create other xml files (french.xml, english.xml...) with translations, where you store strings with same names, but translated text, and depending on choosen language, they're going to be replaced. Keep strings.xml to store strings just for app, like version, author name, or other stuff which you don't need to translate.






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  • This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
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    Nov 22 at 11:45










  • You're welcome :)
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Add all your strings to your_language.xml, and then you can create other xml files (french.xml, english.xml...) with translations, where you store strings with same names, but translated text, and depending on choosen language, they're going to be replaced. Keep strings.xml to store strings just for app, like version, author name, or other stuff which you don't need to translate.






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  • This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:45










  • You're welcome :)
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    Nov 22 at 11:47













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Add all your strings to your_language.xml, and then you can create other xml files (french.xml, english.xml...) with translations, where you store strings with same names, but translated text, and depending on choosen language, they're going to be replaced. Keep strings.xml to store strings just for app, like version, author name, or other stuff which you don't need to translate.






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Add all your strings to your_language.xml, and then you can create other xml files (french.xml, english.xml...) with translations, where you store strings with same names, but translated text, and depending on choosen language, they're going to be replaced. Keep strings.xml to store strings just for app, like version, author name, or other stuff which you don't need to translate.







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  • This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
    – sadat daniel
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  • You're welcome :)
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  • This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
    – sadat daniel
    Nov 22 at 11:45










  • You're welcome :)
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    Nov 22 at 11:47
















This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
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This is precisely what I needed to know! Thanks a lot.
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You're welcome :)
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You're welcome :)
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