MindOrks Newsletter #30

MindOrks Read #30

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Why Debugging is a Learning Opportunity For Developers?

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When debugging, novices insert corrective code; experts remove defective code. — Richard Pattis. Here, I completely agree with Richard Pattis’ statement.
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Understanding Density Independence Pixel: sp, dp, dip in Android

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All the web developers discussions are in pixels whereas android developers discussions are in dp or sp (pronounce as dips). Websites displayed on the screen same as the mobile apps. Does the measurement system is the same?
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Learn Advanced Android By Doing

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Undoubtedly, there is no better way to learn something than by doing. We all learn anything in the best possible way by doing. Janishar Ali and Amit Shekhar(me) have been working with small and big companies for years.
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Bug Smashing — A Guide To Debug Your App

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Bugs are an inseparable part of Software Development. We do our best at avoiding them by following good practices, design patterns and the like. Unfortunately, no code is perfect and bugs eventually make it into our products.
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Android Browser: Let’s Launch Chrome Custom Tabs with Kotlin

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Sometimes back Google had launched a library called chrome custom tabs. As a developer, we have an option to open an in-app browser for better user experience when a user clicks on a link or if we want to display web content.
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MVI - a Reactive Architecture Pattern

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The ultimate goal of a developer is to code simple, understandable and optimized. So to make a code with all these qualities there comes an idea of modular programming.
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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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