I’m a Mobile Engineer with 3 years of experience. I love to explore new technologies and try to choose the best for whatever I want to build.
Most Android developers interact with the system through Activities, ViewModels, Compose, Services, and APIs. We build features, fix lifecycle bugs, optimize performance, and ship apps. But very few d
In the traditional Android development lifecycle, the View Hierarchy is effectively static. It is defined in XML or Kotlin code, compiled into the APK, signed, and shipped via the Play Store. While this model ensures stability and predictability, it ...
1. Introduction If you’re an Android or Flutter developer, chances are you’ve already bumped into Gradle, that mysterious collection of .gradle files sitting in your project. Maybe you’ve ignored them, maybe you’ve copy-pasted some random snippet fro...
When you build a modern Android app, your goal isn’t just to display information — it’s to communicate with the user. Part of that conversation is how your UI changes in response to what the user does. Does a button press make something appear instan...
As an Android developer, one of the most important things you can learn is how to manage the Activity Lifecycle. But what does that mean? Think of your app like a house party. People arrive (your app opens), they mingle (interact), they leave (backgr...
The desire to develop inclusive and accessible apps is picking up steam in the quickly changing digital environment of today. Google's Flutter technology enables programmers to create beautiful cross-platform apps quickly. An in-depth discussion of t...
Flutter is a framework developed by Google that allows developers to make stunning user interfaces (UIs). Flutter's unique approach allows seamless design and functionality integration, making it a top choice for building beautiful UIs across various...
Have you controlled a bulb with an on-and-off switch? You might even have played with it before. Imagine the logic behind it when you press it and it switches on the bulb or you use the switch to switch it off. Another case is if there's no switch, w...
Dart is an object-oriented programming language created by Google. It's designed to be simple, fast, and flexible, with a focus on building applications for mobile, web, and desktop platforms. Dart is a simple and flexible programming language that's...
