Part 2 – Welcome Snackbar, Goodbye Toast!
Welcome to the second part of the Android design support library tutorial series. In the first part, we talked about Floating action button, its attributes and some of the FAB issues. Today we will talk about another component “Snackbar”. Welcome Snackbar, Goodbye Toast! “Providing lightweight, quick feedback about an operation is a perfect opportunity to […]
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Paresh Mayani
- July 1, 2015
Part 1 – Floating action button
Welcome to the first part of the tutorial series on Android design support library. As said in the series announcement post, last week I am done with creating a complete example using android design support library and its components. I thought to write this series to share my learning with you and I would take […]
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Paresh Mayani
- June 27, 2015
Let’s explore android design support library
Annual developers conferences are always amazing and wonderful, comes with new product launches, new announcements, new libraries/frameworks, new APIS and it’s a best opportunity to developers across the world to meet at single place, talk, have party together and what not! Well, so many new stuffs for the android developers are announced during the Google […]
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Paresh Mayani
- June 27, 2015
#AndroidDev Finding – BluetoothClass
If you are andorid developer, you might have thought over this point, how android wear companion app is only listing down android wear devices. Every bluetooth device is having defined bluetooth class and device class. If you do reverse engineering of the android wear companion application, you would get below code: Finding: BluetoothClass represents a […]
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Paresh Mayani
- March 4, 2015
Part 10 – The Hitchhiker’s guide to Android Testing
Welcome to the part 10 of the lazy android developers series. In earlier 9 parts, we discussed about UI libraries, dependency injection libraries, wireframe and mockup tools and at last reverse engineering of the android applications. There are couple of parts still left in this series and one of them is Android Testing and for […]
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Paresh Mayani
- February 28, 2015
Android Studio – Migration from maven central to jcenter
During the android workshop, in the office and in the chat with some of the android developers, I have received some questions around build script and repository: Why earlier versions of android studio were using maven central? Why android project, getting created using android studio, is using jcenter? What are the reasons/benefits/purpose that android studio […]
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Paresh Mayani
- February 7, 2015
Part 9 – Reverse engineering android applications
Welcome to the part 9 of lazy android developers series and here you go with the very first article of the 2015. So far we have talked about android libraries and development tools using which any android developers could save their valuable time, could reduce boilerplate code, could maintain coding standards, prepare wireframe/mockup design and […]
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Paresh Mayani
- January 26, 2015
