DANANGUYEN - Software Engineer

Dana Nguyen

Software Engineer

+46 72.521.1406
dananguyentd@gmail.com
https://dananguyentd.github.io/DanaNguyen/

Practicing Jetpack Compose in Kotlin

This project is focused on practicing various APIs and core functionalities taught in the "Android Basics with Jetpack Compose" course. It covers essential concepts such as navigation, state management, database integration, and responsive UI design using Compose.

This case study involves designing a collection of Pokémon-themed games for Android using Kotlin, with the goal of effectively utilizing all relevant APIs and Jetpack Compose components.

The collection includes 4 subs apps: Pokemon Puzzle, Pokemon Name, Pokedex, Pokemon Region.

Pokemon Puzzle

This sub-app demonstrates the use of navigation, Room database, and scrollable UI components like LazyRow and LazyColumn. It allows users to interact with a puzzle game based on Pokémon data while showcasing dynamic content rendering and state management.

Pokemon Name

Focuses on user interaction with features such as hide/show buttons and dynamic content visibility. This sub-app utilizes navigation, Room database, and relevant APIs to handle data presentation and user input effectively.

Pokedex

A visual representation of Pokémon information, adapted for various screen sizes and orientations. It highlights the use of responsive design patterns by integrating NavigationRail for tablets and BottomNavigation for mobile devices. The Pokédex app helps demonstrate how to build adaptive layouts using Compose.

Pokemon Region

A simple yet effective sub-app aimed at practicing different implementations of LazyColumn and Room database interactions. It explores various ways to display regional Pokémon data in a clean and user-friendly interface.

Programming

Kotlin

Code & References

Github

My full programming for this project.

Offical Pokemon website

Source of Pokemon images

Android Course

Android Basics with Compose

Intuitive UI

Home IU

Game IU

Result IU

Video Demo

Week Calendar

I developed an Android application named Week Calendar using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. The app is designed to provide users with a clear and interactive view of the current week, with the ability to highlight the current day. In addition to displaying the ongoing week, users can easily search for and navigate to any specific week to check dates or plan ahead.

The application also includes a multilingual settings feature, allowing users to switch the interface language between English, Swedish, and Vietnamese, depending on their preference. Another key functionality is the ability to customize the start day of the week, whether it's Sunday, Monday, or any other day, to align with regional or personal calendar habits.

Main Interfaces

Setting