Saturday, 15 August 2020 / Published in Android, Kotlin, Programming Languages

Shimmering in Android

You may or may not  have been aware of certain UX effects within the Facebook application that fires when attempting to retrieve a large amount of data from the network. This library was created by the developers over at Facebook so big shout out to their developer team. This library serves to provide an alternative
Friday, 14 August 2020 / Published in Android, Kotlin, Programming Languages

Android, SQLite & Kotlin

The name of the database in Android is SQLite. SQLite is the name of the open-source sql database that stores the data in the text file in the device. Here, we will be review and explaining how to execute them with the Kotlin language.    Before diving into the implementation we are going to review
navigation drawer
Friday, 31 July 2020 / Published in Android, Kotlin, Programming Languages

Android Navigation Drawer

Hello programming world, today it looks like you are interested in trying to implement a navigational drawer within you application. Within this tutorial we are going to be focusing on drawer implementation with Kotlin but if you are interested in learning how in Java or Swift. NavigationDrawer or also known NavigationView which is a panel
val vs var
Saturday, 09 May 2020 / Published in Android, Kotlin, Programming Languages, Uncategorized

Val vs Var

Will learn What is the actual difference between val and var.
Sunday, 03 May 2020 / Published in Android, Java, Kotlin, Programming Languages

Android w/ Fragments

A whole activity which we can see on our screen and if we only need to modify a small part, how we can do that with any modification in activity? So, we need a fragment.
Java vs Kotlin
Friday, 13 March 2020 / Published in Android, Java, Kotlin, Language, Programming Languages

Java Or Kotlin Language: Deciding Which Option to Use for Android Development

If my math is not wrong Java has been around for over 20+ years now and has no intention of going away. It holds a supreme position in the list of most popular programming languages following the C and C++ =, setting the highest usability record with millions of developers and systems. Random Fact: James Gosling, Mike