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Android has objects that are called Intents. Intents are classes that allow Android apps to interface with other Android apps. Share buttons are backed by Share Intents. Share Intents are very easily created using the utility class `ShareCompat.IntentBuilder`. Using chained calls to the intent builder, I can then setup exactly what I want to be done in the Share view that is started by the intent, and then call `startActivity` Android has objects that are called Intents. Intents are classes that allow Android apps to interface with other Android apps. Share buttons are backed by Share Intents. Share Intents are very easily created using the utility class `ShareCompat.IntentBuilder`. Using chained calls to the intent builder, I can then setup exactly what I want to be done in the Share view that is started by the intent, and then call `startActivity`
And that's pretty much it! Again I can't thank Software Engineering Daily enough for the awesome content they put out every week, and to the owners of the [repository](https://github.com/SoftwareEngineeringDaily/SEDaily-Android/) for how amazingly nice they were and helpful through the whole process. I have big plans for continuing to contribute to the app, as well as some other amazing OSS projects on the horizon. And that's pretty much it! Again I can't thank Software Engineering Daily enough for the awesome content they put out every week, and to the owners of the [repository](https://github.com/SoftwareEngineeringDaily/SEDaily-Android/) for how amazingly nice they were and helpful through the whole process. I have big plans for continuing to contribute to the app, as well as some other amazing OSS projects on the horizon. Thanks!