Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X and Pixel C Everything you need to know

Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X and Pixel C  Everything you need to know Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X and Pixel C Everything...

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How to create anything in Android

Course SummaryHere is one important question Android developers ask while making apps: “How can I do...

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Google Play APK size limit increased to 100MB from 50MB

To support the growing number of developers who are building richer apps and games on Google Play, we...

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Working with Android image library Picasso

In this quick tip, we take a brief look at the popular Android image library, Picasso. It’s a simple and practical library created and maintained by Square. It is great for working with images in your Android projects.Working with Android image library Picasso – AndroidCodeGeeks.com1. IntroductionPicasso is an image library for Android. It’s created and maintained by Square, and caters to image loading and processing. It simplifies...

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Google Maps Android API Lite Mode Example

Lite ModeThe Google Maps Android API can serve a static image as a ‘lite mode’ map.Overview of lite modeA lite mode map is a bitmap image of a map at a specified location and zoom level. Lite mode supports all of the map types (normal, hybrid, satellite, terrain) and a subset of the functionality supplied by the full API. Lite mode is useful when you want to provide a number of maps in a stream, or a map that is too small to support meaningful interaction.Users...

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Material Design Snackbar using the design support library

A Snackbar is a lightweight material design method for providing feedback to a user, while optionally providing an action to the user. They are displayed on the screen until a specified interval has passed, the user swipes to dismiss them, or when the user interacts with another part of the screen. Think of it as a modern take on the Android Toast. This week at Google I/O 2015 the Android Design Support Library was released including a Snackbar...

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