The findViewById() vs Butterknife vs Kotlin Synthetics vs DataBinding vs ViewBindings For more than a decade, Android developers have struggled with a simple but annoying issue.

Android OS will kill your app in background to reclaim the resources and memory. Learn how to handle it as a developer. It all started from a crash reported in Firebase Crashlytics console.

For Starters, simply run the command “gradlew :app:dependencies” in your terminal Gradle Dependency Tree Printed in Console Recently, in one of my projects, we were stuck at a very annoying exception IllegalStateException: WorkManager is already initialized .

A basic overview of most interesting features in the Android Studio 4.0 Beta Android Studio 4.0 Launcher Screen Last week was somehow a good week for Android developers like me.

TLDR: Are you the passionate about community work and giving back? If yes, you can become too. The welcome email I got today from Google It’ date 02–20–2020.

This is the second part in a series of the articles about the beginner’s guide to using Bottom Navigation View with Android Jetpack Navigation Components.

A step-by-step guide for beginners on how to create Bottom Navigation using Android Jetpack Navigation Available on Medium Too After introduction of Fragments in Android Honeycomb, it became obvious to use more Fragments in preference to Activities to make apps lighter and faster.

The in-app database viewer and manager for your Room databases. The SQLite has been a big part of the Android ecosystem and is found in almost from every small size to large-scale app.

By Salvatore Giordano. At the moment I’m not really into writing Flutter code, and I miss it. I’ve changed jobs more or less 10 months ago.

👀 A fresh look on the splash screen in Android in Kotlin and Coroutines Splash screens of some popular apps on Android Splash screen is a very popular methodology in Android app development.