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In my journey as an Android developer, I've explored various aspects of building modern and efficient applications. I've spent considerable time mastering Jetpack Compose, where I learned to create dynamic UIs while effectively handling recomposition and state management. Navigating between screens smoothly and securely passing data was another key area I focused on, ensuring seamless user experiences.
Understanding StateFlow and its role in managing UI state allowed me to build reactive and responsive interfaces. For dependency management, I chose to implement manual Dependency Injection, giving me better control over my code structure and improving scalability.
I also delved deep into Room Database, where I optimized queries and refined data handling techniques to ensure smooth performance. Testing became an integral part of my workflow as I learned to write robust tests using MockK and InstantTaskExecutorRule for my ViewModels and UI components.
To manage background tasks efficiently, I implemented WorkManager, ensuring tasks like data syncing and notifications were reliable and consistent. Additionally, I worked on improving the overall user experience by enhancing splash screens, refining themes, and ensuring my apps not only performed well but also looked polished and professional.
Throughout this journey, I've prioritized clean architecture, performance optimization, and best practices to create scalable and maintainable Android applications.
Learn the fundamentals of Android Studio, from setting up your first project to understanding the IDE layout. Get a quick intro to Jetpack Compose and how it simplifies building modern UIs.
A Simple Calculator app in Android Studio is a beginner-friendly project that lets users to perform simple calculations. It demonstrates core Android concepts like UI design, user interaction, and basic game logic implementation.
A Simple Notes app in Android Studio is a beginner-friendly project that lets users to add notes. It demonstrates core Android concepts like UI design, user interaction, and basic game logic implementation.
A Tic Tac Toe game in Android Studio is a beginner-friendly project that lets two players take turns marking X and O on a 3×3 grid. It demonstrates core Android concepts like UI design, user interaction, and basic game logic implementation.
A RESTful API (Representational State Transfer) is a web service that uses standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to perform operations on resources, typically represented in JSON or XML format.
Dependency Injection in Android helps provide objects a class needs (its dependencies) from external sources, improving flexibility and testability. Tools like Hilt and Dagger automate this process and manage object lifecycles efficiently.
Unit Testing in Android focuses on testing small units of code, like functions or classes, in isolation from the rest of the app. It ensures that individual components behave correctly using frameworks like JUnit and Mockito.
Room is a persistence library in Android that provides an abstraction layer over SQLite to allow fluent database access while harnessing the full power of SQLite. It simplifies data storage and retrieval with minimal boilerplate using annotations and object-oriented code.
Navigation Compose simplifies navigation in Jetpack Compose with a NavHost for defining destinations and a NavController for managing navigation actions. It supports argument passing, deep linking, and back-stack management efficiently.
DataStore is a modern data storage solution in Android designed to replace SharedPreferences. It offers improved performance, data consistency, and is built with Kotlin Coroutines and Flow for efficient, non-blocking data operations.
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