I really wanted to dive into Android app development having already experimented making an iOS app in XCode using Swift (Project TapTap: Different Repository). I wanted to expand my capabilities as a software engineer and use Android Studio and Kotlin to develop an idea I had for a while now--Memorize Me.

We are all familiar with apps like Quizlet, Kahoot, or Chegg. What I don't like about those apps is that there is so much bells and whistles that come with them when all I want to do is make simple flash cards that I can write down what I want to memorize. This app accomplishes a more simplistic approach in helping to make memorizing any topic I am studying much easier.

Using it is very self-explanatory:

• Press the plus button to add a flash card
• Press the triple dot button to delete or edit the currently selected card
• Swipe Left and Right to navigate to the card you want

I really devloped this with two goals in mind:

• I want this app to be something I could use and continue to develop as I progressively use it.
• I also want this app to be something that my fellow classmates can use. (Who knows, I might publish this on the Google PlayStore)

Memorize Me App Demo Video

• Android Studio Arctic Fox 2020.3.1 Patch 2
• Macbook Pro 16 Inch
• Kotlin

• Kotlin Documentation
• Visibility Help
• Adding and Editing Cards
• RecyclerView that Handles Click Events
• Android Developer Tutorial Course

• Adding Flipping Card Functionality to show answers
• Ability to group cards by topic (Similar to how Notability groups and adds subjects)
• Ability to share cards or grouped cards to other users
• Persisting Data locally
  • (Next step) Persisting Data through a Cloud Database
• User Log In Using Cloud Database
• Implement an iOS version of Memorize Me 2.0