Develop Reference

Generate Text Inside a ScrollView with Vertically and Horizontally

So.. I guess the topic might be a little bit confusing. Actually what I want to do here is:
(1) ScrollView x 1
(2) TextViews inside the ScrollView are aligned Horizontally and also vertically
(3) TextViews should be generated by code
The following images might explain what exactly what I want to achieve.
Unfortunately I do not have enough reputation points to post image directly, so posting the link of it is what I can do for now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The image shows the result I want, is it possible to generate TextView in that way?
I have no idea on generating textviews that are already inside a LinearLayout and the LinearLayout should also be placed inside a ScrollView. It seems complicated. Not sure did I explain it well, hope there is a way to do it.
Thanks FOR Helping!!

How to make layout like google play home?

How to make layout like this? Its looks like listview with many gridviews or listview of many different layouts. I have no idea how should i make this. On scrolling its get totally changed and also it have different more button colors. Please help me if anyone have solution.

This question is so straight forward! Don't post such kind of questions before you dig and analyze.
If I'm designing this then this how I do. (This is just a sample of static design). But Google did lot's of work here and its a dynamic content.
First the parent layout will be android.support.design.widget.CoordinateLayout and there is ScrollView or NestedScrollView as child.
Then comes SearchBar. There is a separate documentation for that. Kindly go through.
Third TableLayout with 2 columns and 3 rows which holds Buttons
Fourth is custom ViewHolder with title, subtitle and button and custom CardView at bottom of the title contains ImageView and ToolBar below with Menu.
And all these cards will have its own components etc.,

What techniques do you think duolingo used to make its lesson list in the app?(pic included)

I'm trying to make the duolingo lesson list for fun because im a big fan of the app, im a beginner programmer.
basically id like your opinion on how you think they did it.
here is what it looks like
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/a3/a8/65/a3a865c47153078e7004b74652af7757.jpg
I think it might be a scroll view and linear layout, then perhaps a class for each icon/progress/name combo that will change based on progress

I think a table layout might be an easier solution.
Check it out here: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/grid.html

I figured out how to do it, you need to use a scrollView followed by a linearlayout.
Then you can programatically add in relative layouts as rows and in those relative layouts make another square relative layout and in that relative layout you stack up the stuff like image/text/progress

How to implement scrolling in TableLayout?

I have implemented simple database android application.In which I have displayed list of name and images.But if data is more then ten then table layout is not scrolling vertically.
Is it possible to implement vertical scrolling without using scrollview?
If possible then please provide me some reference.
Thanks in advance.

Why do you want to do it without using ScrollView? You can simply wrap your TableLayout inside a ScrollView to add the functionality.
I've always used ScrollView so I can't really give you a way to do this without using it.
Random link off Google that explains it pretty well: http://huuah.com/using-tablelayout-on-android/

As #Klaus said, you have to implement a ScrollView. Nonetheless, you can set
android:scrollbars="#null"
in the XML resource and in that way the scrollbar will be "invisible"

Hi
Here is a good article http://blog.sptechnolab.com/2011/02/01/android/android-custom-listview-items-and-adapters/. It is in LinearLayout but is someone write comment over there then i can convert the layout file into TableLayout.

How can I make a listview with more than a title?

I would like to have a special listview with a title, couple of sub-categories, and a picture. The picture below is a rough idea of how I would like to lay it out. I am very new to android so keep in mind that details really helps me. Thank you in advance.

You can create an xml layout that is used for each ListView item. If you haven't yet, read through Common Layout Objects for an introduction to the different layout types. There are also a "Hello layout" tutorial for each layout type, linked from that page.
In this case, you could use a horizontal LinearLayout with a vertical LinearLayout and an ImageView inside of it.
To bind your objects to the views within your ListView item, use a SimpleAdapter. You can find a number of tutorials on SimpleAdapters if you search around, for example.