Difficulty: Beginner If you have small values that you need to save in your app such as name, email or even the user`s choice of enabling dark mode, this can by easily done using shared preferences, shared preferences stores data in a key value pair this data can be shared or private to your app […]
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Level: Beginner If you need to show a dynamic list of items in your android app, recycler view is your best choice, recycler view is designed to display a large list of data while not consuming so much memory. RecyclerView achieves this by recycling views that are not visible on the screen and uses them
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Level: Medium When working with files in your android app one of the most important aspects that you should consider is security, especially if you don’t want these files to be accessed from outside your app, storing files in your app’s specific storage will prevent other apps from accessing them but in rooted devices these
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Kotlin is a great language to start learning android development, and tbh after using kotlin everything else feels like a downgrade. One of the best futures of kotlin is coroutines and using them with retrofit calls can make your code not only abstract and simple but also pretty to look at ! But one
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