kcsaba2's comments

On: I am rich and have no idea what to do

[kcsaba2]

Thank you for sharing, educative. Will pray for your journey.

On: Silver amulet is the oldest evidence of Christiani...

[kcsaba2]

The Triumph of Christianity: How the Jesus Movement Became the World's Largest Religion - Rodney Stark

[graemep → kcsaba2]

I also like Stark's God's Battalions, which is a nice debunking of the conventional view of the crusades.

On: I replaced my son's school timetable app with an e...

[kcsaba2]

Nice project!

On: Show HN: Automate your studio – mute a mixer chann...

[kcsaba2]

Oh man, what did you did to me. Ive got obsessed with it. Thank you, kind of (spent two days knee deep into it).

[atmanactive → kcsaba2]

I'm glad I was able to expand your horizons.

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

Thank you I really appreciate!

Please see my comment below about translations though!

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

Yeah, thank you for your interest! I've got some messages about that as well.

But first i'd like to see enouh traffic on the course in the most popular language available and then I'll consider putting more effort into it.

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

Haha, yeah guys you are right, sadly not much I can do about it, esp. after the fact:) There are a ton of free previews so one can figure out if its for them or not.

I even mention at the end of the intro that if you can put up with my accent, you'll be good to go:)

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

Yes, exactly, thank you.

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

As an alternative you could set up 2FA on their google accounts, and then they can have a 2FA app on their phone (not just google-authenticator, any app you trust can be good).

Then they would have a fixed place where they can find the 2FA code and not to mess around with the notifications. It's more complicated but more robust as well.

On: I spent a year building an Android course for the ...

[kcsaba2]

Hi! I think your best bet would be the developer.android.com documentation.

Although there are code references, most of them explain the concepts in the beginning or inbetween. Just ignore the code parts.

Here is an example for the notifications you mentioned: https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/notifications

But you can find info on the other topics in here as well.