Creating Custom Annotations. Creating custom annotations in Android… | by Sandeep Kella | Jun, 2024
Creating custom annotations in Android can greatly enhance the readability, maintainability, and robustness of your code. Annotations allow you to provide metadata to your code elements (such as methods, classes, variables), which can then be used for various purposes like code generation, validation, and more….
Boost productivity for testing experience with Custom Live Template | by Thaw Zin Toe | Apr, 2024
Today we’re going to share and learn more about how to boost productivity with our own custom templates to make testing in our project easier. I won’t go deep dive into Live Template. If you want to know more about Live Template, you can find…
Overlapping Lists — Custom Composable Vs RecyclerView | by Rahul Ray | Feb, 2024
User experience plays a very crucial role in letting users interact with your application more which results in greater user retention. Today we are going to discuss about very often used UI design called overlapping list. These types of lists are widely used in most…
Jetpack-Glance: No way to custom fonts 🕸 | by Arman Chatikyan | Oct, 2023
In this publication, I’m addressing the challenges faced when creating a widget that requires custom fonts. Let’s begin by introducing the results of what we will get. The idea is to show the upcoming events in a list, which are using custom fonts. And the…
Add Custom View to SafeArea in SwiftUI
In the Apple ecosystem, the safe area is the designated region within a view that is not covered by elements such as navigation bars, tab bars, toolbars, or other views. SwiftUI views respect safe areas automatically, but sometimes you might need to place content inside…
Adapt Your Android App: Embrace Custom Back Press Handling in Android 13 | by Aayush Chaudhary | Oct, 2023
Photo by Xan White on Unsplash As we know, with every release, Android deprecates some APIs and introduces new ones to replace the old ones. Starting from Android 13, Google has deprecated the onBackPressed() functions. Why has this been deprecated? What changes do we need…
Unleashing Creativity with Custom Modifiers in Android Jetpack Compose | by Nirbhay Pherwani | Aug, 2023
Example 1 — Gradient Background Modifier Create a custom modifier that applies a gradient background to a composable. This can be used to provide a consistent visual theme across your app’s components. Gradient Background Custom Modifier fun Modifier.gradientBackground(colors: List<Color>): Modifier = composed {drawWithContent {drawRect(brush =…
Clean Architecture, Crypto Trade App, Jetpack Compose, Custom Crypto Cap Card, Android App Links, and more! | by Shahla Aliyeva | Jul, 2023
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Implementing a Crypto Trade App in Jetpack Compose: Adding the Custom Crypto Cap Card | by Alejandro Zurcher | Jul, 2023
Let’s begin by creating a new Composable under our composables/home package to keep things organized in our project. Now, let’s write the root function of our new Composable. This new view looks quite similar to a native Card, so for now, let’s start with that…
Custom Slider in Jetpack Compose
Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash In the world of modern Android app development, Jetpack Compose has emerged as a powerful UI toolkit that offers a declarative approach to building native Android apps. With Jetpack Compose, you can create interactive and visually appealing user interfaces…