Android Activity Launch Mode

Launch mode is an instruction for Android OS which specifies how the activity should be launched. It instructs how any new activity should be associated with the current task. Before moving further you first need to understand about very important topics-

Right Way to create Splash Screen on Android

As we all know splash screen is the user’s first experience of your application. It normally used to display some kind of progress before the application setup completely. As per Google material design spec, Splash Screen follows a pattern known called…

Scrolling Behavior for Appbars in Android

App bars contains four main aspects, that plays huge role in scrolling behavior. They are,

The least you can do with Camera2 API

After setting minSdkVersion of my latest project to 21, I wanted to provide those few users with great experience I encountered in Snapchat, Instagram or recently in Messenger, which was based on having embedded camera preview.

Designing Android apps to handle slow network speed

Developing your Android app to handle slow network speed is an important task to consider.

Why it might be important to you

Intent vs PendingIntent

2016 is officially over and here we are at the beginning of 2017! So let’s start the year with some wisdom!

Faster Android development with data binding

Android Data Binding creates a link between UI layer and the underlying data model that holds the information to display. In normal Android app, it is necessary to find the view and update the content. Every time data changes the User Interface widget…

Android Dev Tip #3

Using @android:color/transparent in gradients

This one is extremely…

HOW TO CONFIGURE MULTIDEX IN AN APPLICATION ANDROID

If you have found the issue of 65k method limit error in you app, configure multidexapplication.

Few simple rules for good coding(my 15 years experience)

Hi guys, i work as a programmer more than 15 years and was using many different languages, paradigms, frameworks and other shit. And i want to share with you my rules of writing good code.