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- FlowBinding 1.0
- The State of Native Android Development, December 2020
- Dependency Inversion with Kotlin!
- Does Android UI uses Composite Pattern?
- Backend Framework for Kotlin, Spring Boot or Ktor?
- Admob earning for today so far getting lower
- I created lazy-friendliest way to implement InAppUpdate including different methods to force updates, as my first Android library
- Linux or Windows?
- App MVVM + Session timeout
- making an RTS game with RPG elements come join my discord?
- Learning about animating UI elements
- Cross Platform BLE App Development platform choice
- Is a processor with a speed of 1.6Ghz good for android programming ?
- We want to share this JavaScript SDK to help you build chat
- Play Console: Local Pricing issue
- Create "statistics" app
- Error while uploading file to server
- Why onRequestPermissionsResult is not triggered in the Fragment after process death? Potential android bug.
- Learning curve to develop a Electronic circuit simulator?
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| The State of Native Android Development, December 2020 Posted: 23 Dec 2020 06:12 PM PST
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| Dependency Inversion with Kotlin! Posted: 23 Dec 2020 01:06 PM PST
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| Does Android UI uses Composite Pattern? Posted: 24 Dec 2020 12:59 AM PST I'm trying to understand this well because the onCreate() method and the way .kt .xml and everything else is connected sounds cryptic to a guy who only played with Swing in Java... Do you know any content that clearly explains how Android actually works? Because I can only see the surface of this sea... [link] [comments] | ||
| Backend Framework for Kotlin, Spring Boot or Ktor? Posted: 24 Dec 2020 02:33 AM PST Do any of Android Devs also use Kotlin for Backend? I am tired of writing Java code with PlayFramework. Which one of Spring Boot or Ktor will you recommend to do Restful services with integration of Google login and MongoDB? I have zero experience with Spring and Kotlin, just want to start learning Kotlin and also learn a new backend Framework for kotlin. Thanks for any hints. [link] [comments] | ||
| Admob earning for today so far getting lower Posted: 24 Dec 2020 07:03 AM PST I published my first app and monitored admob earnings. I had earned 0.14$ today so far, but then suddenly it dropped to 0.7$. Is this normal? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 24 Dec 2020 02:32 AM PST InAppUpdate is my first library and i'm looking for feedback. everything is done in InAppUpdateHelper.kt and what you have to do is: Create ForceUpdateActivity Modify your MainActivity Add button_in_app_update (visibility = GONE) in your activity_main Specify your settings for forcing updates in Config You can force update when:
You can read more here [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 23 Dec 2020 10:23 AM PST People say that Android development is better on Linux than Windows, but why is that? Edit #1: I have a Thinkpad T480(Linux installed) with 8gb ram, 256SSD. I can either sell that for a m1 macbook or upgrade my laptop to 32gb ram. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 23 Dec 2020 10:37 PM PST Hello there, devs! So I'm working in an application which has a session timeout to handle, if the user is inactive for a small period of time, the app shows a message and then you're forced to go to the login screen (Bad UX experience? Maybe, but I'm just the developer). So, for now, I have a class called The problem is we use MVVM, and the logout function is already done in another part of the application, within a UserViewModel, with the UseCase and the Repository function (the application also uses Clean Architecture, for that matter and the single-activity pattern). So my question is, because I'm a bit new doing this kind of things... Would it be okay to inject the UserViewModel in the main activity to call the Just keep in mind that the application is separated into this two packages:
The SessionHandler class is into the core package, and the UserViewModel is into the features/user/viewmodels package. If you need me to provide more information, I'd be glad. Thank you all! [link] [comments] | ||
| making an RTS game with RPG elements come join my discord? Posted: 24 Dec 2020 02:14 AM PST Hi I'm making an RTS game with RPG elements and would like some company over on my discord channel to share my development news with. here is the link: https://discord.gg/eWT9pyPgJx [link] [comments] | ||
| Learning about animating UI elements Posted: 23 Dec 2020 06:13 PM PST Looking at Google's examples of apps that use material components like the Owl app, I am amazed at the code for animation, like this one for adding oscillation depending on scroll velocity. My question is how would one learn to code animating stuff like this? Are there resources or like a document that describes stuff like this in detail? [link] [comments] | ||
| Cross Platform BLE App Development platform choice Posted: 23 Dec 2020 02:48 PM PST Hey everyone, I'm part of a very small team developing a product that is going to build an app to communicate and control our device over BLE. The device we're using has a Nordic chip on it. The app we have now is Android only for beta testing. I built it on android studio because I was familiar with it. We now have a pretty decent version of it that our users can test the device with. In the new year we want to have both an IOS and Android app up and running. We're looking at using a platform that will allow us to have cross-platform development. The options I've come across the last bit of looking are: - Flutter - React Native - Cordova - Xamarin This will be our first time really making a full app like this. I'm defiantly more familiar with Java but don't mind learning a new language if the platform is good. I think one of our biggest things is having a platform with as much community support as possible and strong BLE library would be amazing. One of the big goals is to have BLE multi connect up and running much like the wireless Bluetooth earbuds have. Data doesn't need to be synchronized in our case but adjusting/seeing values on both at the same time would be perfect. [link] [comments] | ||
| Is a processor with a speed of 1.6Ghz good for android programming ? Posted: 23 Dec 2020 02:09 PM PST The processor is I5 10210u With dedicated graphics Nvidia MX250 Its generally going to be light programming [link] [comments] | ||
| We want to share this JavaScript SDK to help you build chat Posted: 23 Dec 2020 05:15 PM PST My friend and I recently created a chat SDK ChatKitty and we've published it on GitHub. It handles real-time messaging using WebSockets and remains stable even in the presence of proxies, load balancers and personal firewalls. We hope it helps you build your chat app or integrate chat into your project. Feel free to share your thoughts. Any feedback is highly appreciated. [link] [comments] | ||
| Play Console: Local Pricing issue Posted: 23 Dec 2020 03:34 PM PST Anyone having trouble with setting Local prices for certain countries when setting an app sale? Whenever I try set an app price for Algeria for example, it tells me the price needs to be 30%, so I adjusted the price accordingly, then upon saving it tells me the price needs to be between 109.00-23469.00 for example, so I set it between the amount, but then I get the same message regarding the '30%' even though the figure is set correctly. No matter what figure I put it doesn't accept, anyone facing the same issue? It's already quite frustrating having to do this every time you want to put your app on sale, but this takes the biscuit. Anyone facing the same issue? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 23 Dec 2020 01:45 PM PST I want to develop a simple app. Basically I want a view where I can enter some data that get inserted in a local database (would be nice if I could easily sync that with gdrive or dropbox like other apps do and also export local), then I want to perform some analysis on the data and present them later on as some simple statistics and diagrams. What libraries would you recommend? Basically I already did kind of that in python. Importing some excel sheets and analyze the data and visualize using pandas, seaborn or matplotlib. Are there similar data analysis/visualization libraries for android, where I can adjust the diagramm and style? For custom visualization I also used d3 now and then, but that would be an overkill I think. Mainly I would need simple line graphs and/or time series I think and maybe some other simple basic diagrams. For the line graphs/time series it would also be nize if it would aready be possible to visualize min/max and a trend. I don't know which library I used then, but basically I had a dataset of timestamp, min, max and avg temperature and visualized that by a time series. The avg temperature had a higher saturation than the min/max temperature. It was also possible to show a trend line in a different color. Would be nice if there would be a library out of the box that can do that for my app too. So, what library to choos for my diagrams and maybe to calculate some simple metrics? What would you use as database, so I have the local export and sync/backup function to gdrive? What framework or language should I use? Flutter/Dart or this Kotlin stuff? Would be cool if it is open source (so maybe it is no problem later on to make a "PRO" version for idk 0.5€ or so) and cross plattform. [link] [comments] | ||
| Error while uploading file to server Posted: 23 Dec 2020 12:57 PM PST Hi. Please I am having an error while trying to use retrofit to upload an image and audio file. It's giving me error 400 post validation error and the error message is "Submitted file is empty". It's the Mixcloud API I am trying to upload to. I have been on it for over 3 weeks with no progress in sight. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 23 Dec 2020 11:48 AM PST Hello, just three days ago I faced a very strange issue regarding permission requests. Basically, the issue is that onRequestPermissionsResult is not being triggered after pressing any button in the permission alert after process death. I have created this question on Stackoverflow and other people could reproduce this bug. I am thinking about filling it and sending it to Google because it does seems like a major flow. [link] [comments] | ||
| Learning curve to develop a Electronic circuit simulator? Posted: 23 Dec 2020 12:33 PM PST I'm an EE student and I've been wanting to create a basic app to simulate basic electronic circuits for a while now (for fun). I have no android dev experience but have a good grasp of C++, math and basic python (no java which I guess is the way to go). I'd like to be able to drag and drop basic components (ie resistors) and connect them with wires. I'd appreciate any input from you guys as to how technically difficult (and realistic) this is for a newbie and any advice Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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