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`Day26`
• Lesson7
    ◦ _ViewHolder_ tells _RecyclerView_ where and how an item should get drawn in the list
    ◦ Updating SleepTracker using RecycleView, adapter (WIP) (<https://github.com/luvimperfection/android-kotlin-practice/commits/main|github>).
`Self-Comment`
• Not much progress today, but had some very useful time having discussions with a senior developer. Good to have a respectable mentor.
• Got a bit loose at the end of my vacation. Should get back to my daily routines.
• Side project &amp; algo practice - I should scoop up the first spoon till the weekend. At least think about it, set up some plans.
`Goals Tomorrow`
• Well, after arriving at my home, do the unpacking at night. Go straight to cafe or some work station, finish lesson 7. Must.

Hope you enjoyed your stay on Jeju! :smile:

Curious, does the udacity course you're taking follow an identical setup as this? I know the basics course felt the same.
<https://developer.android.com/codelabs/kotlin-android-training-room-database?index=..%2F..android-kotlin-fundamentals#0>

Thanks Bryan. Was a great workation :blob-sunglasses: Yass I checked your link, and it seems almost the same. I’m currently working on that SleepTracker thing. (Lesson6 is about using RoomDB and coroutine, Lesson7 extends the same app to use RecyclerView) This Udacity course is under some kind of official collaboration with google so the contents are basically the same. (I’m just following the video lectures, since I’m not used to many concepts and android studio functionalities :D)

Thanks for that! I figured they would be. Have you started reviewing BLE? Or is that coming up now that you're back from your workation?

Till now, I just had some casual googling time, looking on super basic articles about bluetooth(classic/low energy/etc.). I’m about to continue this basics-googling time for upcoming week (Finishing this udacity course is in higher priority for now.), then slowly move on to Android x BLE, find some easy tutorial that provide some demo app I can follow. Hoping to build a simple recorder app that supports bluetooth earphone, as my first side project. :smile: