I have created an android library that allows implementing full story functionality with only 3–4 lines of code. But in this blog I won’t be talking about my library and its functionality but instead we will take a look at creating a our own custom story view for our Android Applications.
In this tutorial-guide we will be exploring the use of Android-App Widgets and how can we parallelly use them with databases like SQLite, Room-database, etc.
What makes an android app complete? Implementing functionalities, view, activities, using databases, adding animations, adding the perfect theme to go with the app, etc. might be the answer. But as developers...
Gradle 7.+ is the next step in Gradle’s evolution in build automation and developer productivity. With the latest release of Gradle and its modules, the process of publishing an android library is slightly changed. In this blog, I will be talking about how we can publish our android library to Jitpack with our Gradle version being 7.+.
Have you ever wondered while developing apps, “How can I reach more people? How can I attract more users to use my app?” The answer is simple yet difficult to understand. Nowadays, users tend to prefer apps that have user-friendly interactions over old-age static apps. Besides, an interactive app would brighten up the user’s expectations while using the app.