Multi-Window Simple Examples: Part 3 – Launching another app
Simple example of how we can start another app in split-screen mode
Simple example of how we can start another app in split-screen mode
Simple example of how to handle drag and drop during multi-window
Simple example of how to handle screen changes during multi-window
Some advanced solutions for unit tests
A bit different introduction to RxJava
Review of Rosie – Android framework to create application that follows principles of Clean Architecture.
Read how to make your Android App more delightful using Card Flip Animation.
How to use Realm in MVP pattern with Dagger
Simple example of Realm database
You can find complete source code on Droids on Roids’ GitHub repository Background One of the useful features for Gerrit users is to receive notifications about events related to their changes. Gerrit contains built-in support for email notifications. You can just configure SMTP settings and voilà, bunch categories of emails will be sent. So far so […]
The project can be found on DroidsOnRoids Github in Material Showcase repository. First glance The circular reveal animation is one of the most popular animations in a Material Design paradigm. Following official Android documentation: Reveal animations provide users visual continuity when you show or hide a group of UI elements. So with this kind of animation […]
In this article, I’d like to show you the most useful (and free!) tools that you might like while designing your Android app. You’ll find plugins, websites, and more. So let’s start! 1. Device Metrics – web site Web site: https://design.google.com/devices/ Have you ever wondered what density has your phone? Or which device has tvdpi […]
Recently I found very cool introduction screen in Google Drive App visible above. I really like Google color transition between screens. It was my inspiration to create this cool color transition by myself.
Dagger 2 brings us @Component and @Module – annotations which imply less boilerplate code, but unfortunately, make our project less testable. In this article, I will show a project, which is using Dagger 2 and is testable with frameworks like Mockito, Espresso or Robolectric.
Generate Java sources using buildSrc Gradle project and Codemodel. Check out these helpful tips.
Introduction There are 4 places in build.gradle where Android SDK version can be defined. This article describes their meanings and purposes. All of them are connected with the concept of API level. In general, it corresponds to Android system version and the newer device and system the higher API level is. Certain parts of Android […]
Create PagerTitleStrip only with Current Page Indicator. Find out, how to do this!
Do you want to increase available memory (heap) size? Check out this simple trick and avoid utOfMemoryErrors!