If you are a Marvel fan, after watching Spiderman - No Way Home, you'd realise that there are three Spidey universes. We can think of Toby Maguire's universe as Web 1.0, Andrew Garfield's being more advanced as Web 2.0 and Tom Holland's as Web 3.0 ea...
As Android Developers, we tend to write a little bit of Groovy (default programming language for writing Gradle scripts) code in our Gradle files as it is the spot where all dependency related information is stored, so if your app needs to use an ext...
Welcome back to part two of this article, if you haven't checked out part one, you can do so here. In part one I introduced the WorkManager API, its features, and best practices on using the API. In this part, we are going to create our first defer...
WorkManager is part of the Android Jetpack Library that makes it easy to schedule asynchronous but deferrable tasks that are expected to run when the app is open or closed or even when the device restarts. It was built as a perfect replacement for ...
As Android Developers, we write business logic in Kotlin or Java and design the UI with XML (for now though, Jetpack Compose is coming 😃). At some point, we always want to get references to UI elements from Kotlin/Java code to manipulate their behav...