Today we are going to see how to use inherited widgets in Flutter. You may have seen ‘Theme.of(context)’ in one some Flutter applications or you might have used it. The thing is ‘Theme’ is available for the whole application and in every widget correct? We are going to do something like that and share data across the application.… Read More »
Hello Devs, You know flutter is now a hot topic. Learning flutter will always help in your future career. In this article we will see how we can communicate between Flutter and Android. Watch Video Tutorial MethodChannel Flutter communicate with Native using “MethodChannel“. So you have to create a method channel with a constant as identifier. Make sure… Read More »
Javascript is a single threaded application. That means you cannot run more than one script at one time to modify DOM or something. But there are something called “Worker Threads” that spans separate threads outside your application that can do complex tasks which is linked by a Callback method. What is a Web Worker? When executing scripts in… Read More »
Lets see what a Context is… Context : Current State of the application. Context : Handle of the application. Context : Provides access to the resources, preferences, accessing database etc. Activity inherits from the Context. Context is the most important part of the Android application and its everywhere. If you wrongly use Context, it can lead to memory… Read More »
In this article, I will tell you a simple way to theme a flutter app. Here is a simple code that illustrates that. We use the theme property of each widget to theme it. For example, to theme the whole application, we would do something like this. Take a look at the theme property of the MaterialApp. You… Read More »
Here is a simple example to list contacts in android using the Content Resolver. Note : You need to have two things before accessing contacts. 1. Contacts Permission in the Android Manifest 2. Ask Runtime permission from the user Code Here is our MainActivity that lists the contacts. MainActivity.java Adapter Class Below is the adapter class for the… Read More »
Question John works at a clothing store. He has a large pile of socks that he must pair by color for sale. Given an array of integers representing the color of each sock, determine how many pairs of socks with matching colors there are. For example, there are socks with colors . There is one pair of color… Read More »
In this course we will learn how to Start with Flutter, Google’s own cross platform solution. So I am assuming that you have the flutter SDK and other stuff installed. if not please go to https://flutter.io and download it and setup. Android Studio If you are using Android Studio as your primary editor, then you should… Read More »
Solved Yes, a longtime problem with Android has been solved. Yes, version fragmentation problem. Version fragmentation is often Android from different manufacturers had been stuck on different versions which makes it difficult for developers to support all variety of devices. Hopefully the problem is going to be solved. From Google’s perspective, an OS rollout is actually a three-stage… Read More »
Hi friends, This is essentially a continuation of this post http://www.coderzheaven.com/2018/08/10/how-to-create-a-custom-native-imageview-in-android-for-reactnative/ Now we will listen to a click event from the image we just created. For that we have to add the ClickListener to the image in Android. Add below methods to the java class On the React Native Side The whole java class will look like this.
Many times we need custom components from native. Here is a simple example on how to create a custom imageview in Android for react native. First we will start with the Android Version Android Create a class that extends SimpleViewManager. Write a setSrc method which accepts the source url from React Native. Implement ‘createViewInstance’ method in which you… Read More »
Image Loading and caching had been a little bit pain in react native. In-fact react native didn’t had native support for caching. But after the recent release, there is now support for caching in iOS only. Still not for Android. You can read more about this from here https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/images.html#cache-control-ios-only Now these are the variety of options available. default:… Read More »
Studies show that we spend more time with our mobile devices every day, either working or enjoying our leisure time. And we use apps in these devices . But what are the ones that we use the most? Sensor Tower is a company dedicated to the marketing of mobile applications, which periodically publishes a report that collects the… Read More »
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In this article, Lets find out how the image loading libraries like Picasso, Glide and Fresco works. We know that images are the one which takes most of the space in our application either in App size or the memory at runtime. Also using large number of images often kicks off Garbage Collection (GC) Events. The more number… Read More »
Here is a simple example to encrypt and decrypt a audio file in Android. We will directly go to the implementation part. Demo Video You can check the demo video here. Download Library You can download the simple library from here. Aim Download an audio file from internet. Encrypt and save the encrypted file in Disk, so that… Read More »
Google has now come up with a new compiler for Android, the D8. This one is basically improved and efficient compared to the DX compiler. Google had shipped the D8 compiler along with Android Studio 3.0 with a opt-in feature. In the initial phase the default compiler would be DX, then Google will deprecate it in later phase.… Read More »
Basically saying both are same. But there are some differences. Lets see what are some of the advantages of Promises. Promises are just a cleaner way for running asynchronous callbacks. Promises also has error catching mechanism which are not in callbacks. Promises are an abstraction for cleaner and better functional code. What are callbacks? Callback is a function… Read More »
The document demonstrates the steps to create react native module bridge in Android and iOS. Below are the steps for creating a native bridge in Android. ANDROID Open the Android Studio with the corresponding project from your react native project. Step 1 : Create the Java class that extends ReactPackage. (eg: AndroidModulePackage.java). Implement the interface methods (createViewManagers &… Read More »
Lets talk about the Room Persistent Library from Google. The Room persistence library provides an abstraction layer over SQLite to allow fluent database access while harnessing the full power of SQLite. The library helps you create a cache of your app’s data on a device that’s running your app. This cache, which serves as your app’s single source… Read More »
Hi Friends, In this article I will be talking about how you can implement GCM in Android using FirebaseMessaging Service. Below are the steps you need to follow… Create Project in Android Studio Create a new project in Android Studio. The package name we use here will be used in the Firebase Console. Create Project in Firebase Console… Read More »
