Whether you're mapping the API response model or sorting, filtering, and manipulating Kotlin collections; these functions are very useful.

How many times have you been asked to send a prod or staging pointed build to your quality engineering team?

In this blog, we will learn about how to run long tasks in parallel with Kotlin Flow in Android.

Navigating the codebase faster speeds up the overall development. Here are Android Studio tips and shortcuts that'll make you faster.

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Learn how to show android manifest changes in a pull request and integrate it into your continuous integration pipeline

Learn how to implement different layouts for the same screen while reusing as much logic as possible.

In this article I'll be showing the mistakes I made and how I built some of the customized components that were used in the project

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We’re sharing lessons learned from shifting our Android development from Java to Kotlin. Kotlin is a popular language for Android development and offers some key advantages over Java.  As of today,…

Customizing Switch Button in Android can be tricky. Let's see how it's done. First, we'll look at the methods to change the colors.

Jetpack Compose offers a variety of out-of-the-box solutions to quickly and easily build screens from scratch. But what happens when you need to go a step beyond and go fully custom? Learn how to create complex designs using a powerful combination of custom…

Learn how we designed the Now in Android app with Material 3

Flexible approach to temporary pause a coroutine

The History of How Android Development has Changed From Java to Kotlin, MVP to MVVM, XML to Compose, LiveData to StateFlow

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The easiest way to provide ability of OnBackPressed for fragments.

Protect your app against debuggers. Learn how development skills translate into reverse engineering and how to use LLDB to reverse engineer an Android app.