CapacitorJS Camera Upgrade: How I Am Adding Multi-Picture Functionality | Live Coding | Android
🛠️ Join me in this coding adventure where I take on an exciting bug bounty challenge for the CapacitorJS project! 🚀 In this stream, I dive deep into enhancing the Camera plugin to support multiple picture captures without repeatedly opening the camera. 📸
👨💻 Watch as I:
1. Introduce a new button to close the camera view ✖️
2. Implement a confirmation dialog (yes/no) upon tapping the close button ❓
3. Add stylish icons for the take picture, flip camera, and exit buttons 🎨
4. Revamp the camera view display, moving away from a hacky method to a more robust solution 💡
5. Overhaul the UI for a cleaner and more user-friendly experience 🌟
🔧 I tackle various coding challenges, brainstorm solutions, and share my thought process along the way. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just curious about programming, this stream offers insights into real-world software development. 🖥️
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Stream from 01-22-2024
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