Instagram is a photo sharing app using Parse as its backend.
Time spent: 25 hours spent in total
The following functionality is completed:
- User sees app icon in home screen.
- User can sign up to create a new account using Parse authentication
- User can log in and log out of his or her account
- The current signed in user is persisted across app restarts
- User can take a photo, add a caption, and post it to "Instagram"
- User can view the last 20 posts submitted to "Instagram"
- User can pull to refresh the last 20 posts submitted to "Instagram"
- User can tap a post to view post details, including timestamp and caption.
The following stretch features are implemented:
- Style the login page to look like the real Instagram login page.
- User should switch between different tabs - viewing all posts (feed view), capture (camera and photo gallery view) and profile tabs (posts made) using a Bottom Navigation View.
- Show the username and creation time for each post
- Run your app on your phone and use the camera to take the photo
Here's a walkthrough of implemented user stories:
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List an 3rd party libraries, icons, graphics, or other assets you used in your app.
- Android Async Http Client - networking library
Describe any challenges encountered while building the app.
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