Picturesque | Photo editor for Android made in Kotlin | Android library
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kandi X-RAY | Picturesque Summary
Picturesque is a Photo App made in Kotlin that aims to replace proprietary photo applications. It offers features such as taking photos, adding filters, editing images and uploading them to social networks.
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QUESTION
There is a model
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Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 10:38There is a mistake in your factory Constructor
QUESTION
I am working on a website and have it set to work full screen, but, I wanted to make it responsive. I used a grid and am not sure how this transfers over to responsive. I have the media tags on the bottom of the CSS page and the grid is in the first half of the HTML page. I would like to rearrange the CSS so that when the website is open on the phone that the title is at the top then the image shows up first then some of the article, then another image and then more article.
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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 21:26You can basicaly redefine and reorder every grid element in a mediaquery after it. Just adjust the values to your liking
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For my project, I have created a fake beachside hotel accommodation website. As of now, I feel like I have successfully completed my website in terms of it's content. However, one issue still remains within the development of this website. I have recently discovered that when I reduce the size of the google window when displaying my website will cause the content within it to not display correctly (not be responsive). This specifically affects the header and the footer This is the same deal when I tested my website on a laptop with a much smaller resolution than my computer monitor, and in order for the website to look neat was to zoom out at around 75%. I've seen tutorials on how to do it, and it's mostly to do with using this meta tag:
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Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 06:18Use max-height: 100%;
on your image. As you did with max-width
on your image.
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I'm using Angular 8 for a blog based web-app. Data is stored in json file for now, even images to be loaded along with the path.
JSON data ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 10:05You can;
- Create image elements programatically. (use HTMLImageElement)
- Track their loading state. (use ReplaySubject and forkJoin)
- When all images are loaded show them in page. (use async pipe and Renderer2)
Here is a sample implementation (explanations are in comments);
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I am trying to do a simple first app in React Native. I have a simple home screen with button in App.js, hit the button and present data. The data is being kept in mongodb and springboot is being used for api. I have spring boot running and have test with postman. It is working. I will place app.js, component for listings in src folder, and then a snippet of mongodb data that I am trying to work with. I am just not sure why the data is not presenting to the screen.
App.js
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Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 19:08In your code you have done two mistakes.
1) Although you have initialized the state "listings", you have not assigned the response data to listings state. You can assign it as follows.
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