MindOrks Newsletter #25

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ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

All About Android Development In 2018

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Android has changed a lot in 2018. Four major categories in which Google has released new things in Android in 2018 are as follows: Development, Distribution, Engagement, and IOT Devices.
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How to prepare for Android interviews: Part 1

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We will analyze why interviews are hard and how to make it is easier through better preparation. We will understand the purpose of an interview and take up an example to solve a simple problem.
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Must Know Deep Learning Concepts for Beginners — Part 1

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Deep Learning relates to the field of ML-based algorithms, focusing on how neurons in the brain work and applying a similar analogy to help machines learn by the use of Artificial Neural Networks.
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A Complete Guide to Accessibility Service Part 2 — Android

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In this series, we will be creating a class that extends AccessibilityService. Before jumping into the actual code, first, we should know what are the functions which we need to override.
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10 Android UI/UX Tips & Tricks

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Most of the times we developers do 99% of the Job and push it in the user's hand. The last 1% is a small number but really important. That, my friend, is UI/UX polishing and subtle feedback to users.
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GoLang developer course

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Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software. In this course, we will get started with the Go programming language from scratch.
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Kotlin Weekly Update — 58

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Weekly update on Kotlin resources.
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This Article covers Android Looper, Handler, and HandlerThread. These are among the building blocks of Android OS are Android’s way of solving the problems of asynchronous programming.

In this blog, we are going to master the Kotlin Coroutines in Android. We will cover what exactly Coroutines are and how they are useful. We will also go through the step by step guide on how to implement Kotlin Coroutines in Android.

As the name suggests, it’s the context of the current state of the application/object. It lets newly-created objects understand what has been going on.

RxJava has become the single most important skill for Android development. Most of you must have worked with it in some form, either in your own codebase or through other third party libraries.

Android framework does not advocate any specific way to design your application. That in a way, make us more powerful and vulnerable at the same time.

In Android, working with images(bitmaps) is really difficult as the application goes out of memory(OOM) very frequently. OOM is the biggest nightmare for the Android developers.

This article is for anyone who is curious about the higher-order functions and lambdas in Kotlin but has no idea what they are exactly.

Implement Caching In Android Using RxJava Operators with three data sources as memory, disk, and network. First, we need to understand why caching is useful? Caching is very useful in the following situations: Reduce network calls.

Nowadays, most of the applications that we use in our daily life come with a search feature which provides us a facility to get things very quickly we are looking for. So, having a search feature is very important.

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