Recently, I published a long article on how to read, write, and respond to real-time changes using the @platform. I focused mainly on sending plain old text and number data since that’s the easiest to demo with, but what if you wanted to let people share images? The good news is it’s possible! Setup ToContinue reading “Sharing Images on the @platform in Flutter”
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Flutter Efficiently
Flutter Newbies Start Here If you’re new to Flutter development, I’d recommend starting with something a little less involved. I used this book to learn the Flutter language: Beginning Flutter: A Hands On Guide to App Development And this one to get started with mobile app development: Android Studio 3.4 Development Essentials – Kotlin Edition: Developing AndroidContinue reading “Flutter Efficiently”
Flutter: Launcher Icons, Labels, and Splash Screens
Flutter Newbies Start Here If you’re new to Flutter development, I’d recommend starting with something a little less involved. I used this book to learn the Flutter language: Beginning Flutter: A Hands On Guide to App Development And this one to get started with mobile app development: Android Studio 3.4 Development Essentials – Kotlin Edition: Developing AndroidContinue reading “Flutter: Launcher Icons, Labels, and Splash Screens”
A Custom Tabs Side Story
Mobile Dev Newbies Start Here If you’re new to mobile app development, I’d recommend starting with something a little less involved. I used this book to get started with Android development: Android Studio 3.4 Development Essentials – Kotlin Edition: Developing Android Apps Using Android Studio 3.4, Kotlin and Jetpack The Legend of the Bottom ToolbarContinue reading “A Custom Tabs Side Story”
Retrieving the URL from Custom Tabs in Android
Check out the full series on Custom Tabs: Using Custom Chrome Tabs in your Android App Retrieving the URL from Custom Tabs in Android A Custom Tabs Side Story: The Legend of the Bottom Toolbar In my previous article I provided an overview of Custom Tabs, or Chrome Custom Tabs, in Android. In short, thisContinue reading “Retrieving the URL from Custom Tabs in Android”
Using Custom Chrome Tabs in your Android App
Web Content in Android For the longest time, Android app developers had only two options when it came to accessing web content in their mobile applications. Use a third party app or implement a native Webview. Both of these solutions were imperfect and they forced developers to make sacrifices in the areas of performance or navigationalContinue reading “Using Custom Chrome Tabs in your Android App”
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