Be a lazy but a productive android developer – Part 5 – Image loading library
Welcome to the part 5 of “Be a lazy but a productive android developer” series. If you are a lazy android developer and looking for image loading library, which could help you to load image(s) asynchronously without writing a logic for downloading and caching images then this article is for you. This series so far: […]
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Paresh Mayani
- April 5, 2014
Be a lazy but a productive android developer – Part 4 – Card UI
Welcome to the part 4 of “Be a lazy but a productive android developer” series. If you are lazy android developers for creating row items for ListView/GridView but would want to create an awesome ListView/GridView in easy steps then this article is for you. This series so far: Part 1: We looked at RoboGuice, a […]
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Paresh Mayani
- April 3, 2014
Be a lazy but a productive android developer – 3 – JSON Parsing library
Welcome to the part 3 of “Be a lazy but a productive android developer” series. If you are lazy android developers for JSON parsing but want to be a productive by using JSON parsing library then this article is for you. This series so far: Part 1: We looked at RoboGuice, a dependency injection library […]
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Paresh Mayani
- March 28, 2014
Be a lazy but a productive android developer – Part 2 – Genymotion
In previous article, we have explored about dependency injection and RoboGuice library. Today I would want to talk about a tool which is found a great for the testing and development. I have been developing android since 1.5 🙂 and I have seen days and nights of Android and its emulator speed but yes I […]
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Paresh Mayani
- January 16, 2014
Be a lazy but a productive android developer – Part 1- RoboGuice
I am sure you might be wondering and thinking about the title of the post :), but yes the title is perfectly suits best to developers, as far as I know we android developers are lazy in writing code like findViewById(), click listeners, etc. so how can we optimize throughput time for writing business logic […]
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Paresh Mayani
- December 12, 2013
Issue: Using setJavaScriptEnabled can introduce XSS vulnerabilities
Issue: “Using setJavaScriptEnabled can introduce XSS vulnerabilities into you application review carefully”. Android Lint returns you the above warning whenever you enable JavaScript by calling setJavaScriptEnabled(true) method on the WebSettings for a WebView. Because WebView consumes web content that can include HTML and JavaScript, which may cause security issues if you haven’t used it properly. […]
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Paresh Mayani
- November 9, 2013
Contextual Action bar (CAB) in Android
Before getting into the action bar and Contextual Action bar concept and coding for it, let me take you through the concept of 2 ways to show contextual actions: 1. Floating Context Menu 2. Contextual Action Mode
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Paresh Mayani
- October 23, 2013
