Getting started with Programmable Chat in Android
Blog post from Twilio
With Programmable Chat from Twilio, developers can provide contextual information to users and guarantee control over the experience while keeping them engaged with their app. To get started, create a backend that generates access tokens using a Twilio QuickStart or download and run a pre-built backend. Initialize the SDK and authenticate users by generating capability tokens using an HTTP request. Create a new Android Activity called ChatActivity to display a ListView, text field, and button for sending messages. Implement ChannelListener, ILoginListener, and IPMessagingClientListener interfaces to handle channel join status, login errors, and message sending. Use EasyAdapter to bind the ListView to an adapter displaying the messages, and create a view holder class MessageViewHolder to display the messages correctly. Run the app by choosing one of the pictures and tapping on the "Discuss" menu option, then write any message and hit send.
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