Kotlin android development tutorial – Creating Toolbar for navigation

In this Kotlin android development tutorial we will be creating a ToolBar for our EditView. And adding that ToolBar to the main layout file.
We will also be adding javascript support to the WebView. And retain all the browser traffic in the same webview.

1 – Kotlin Webview https://youtu.be/FjNkbpmmsEI
2 – Kotlin Toolbar https://youtu.be/bEIxL6EOKLQ
3 – Kotlin Browser https://youtu.be/oJcsiFsSCVs
4 – Kotlin ArrrayList https://youtu.be/phcQfdp-5W4
5 – Kotling DialogFragment https://youtu.be/sQDm7J5RXrM
6 – Kotlin Interface https://youtu.be/P564Me4AA3k

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In this tutorial we will cover:
– Adding the design library to support the toolbar theme
– Creating a ToolBar in a new layout file
– Adding action send icon to the EditText
– Including the toolbar layout in the main layout file
– Disabling the default ToolBar in the styles xml file
– Adding an action listener to the EditText
– Enabling javascript in the webview
– Retaining all the website links in the webview

Kotlin API’s covered:
– WebView.settings.javaScriptEnabled
– WebView.webViewClient
– EditText.setOnEditorActionListener

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