Dynamic Font Sizes With Jetpack Compose
Are you having trouble coding your Dynamic font sizes with Jetpack compose? In this article our colleague Oya Canli will explain in simple terms and useful examples how you can code this too.
Customize pull-to-refresh on Android with Jetpack Compose
A blog article about adding pull-to-refresh on Android with Jetpack Compose. The default is not satisfying, we made it more similar to iOS.
Making widgets in swift
Widgets on Android are interactive mini-apps or extensions of a larger app. For example, you can display the weather overview, a mini music player on the phone's home page, or an interactive background. This article is about the basic set up of a widget on iOs. This article provides you with instructions and examples that you can easily follow.
Adding Wedge and Touch to Angle Input Control in SwiftUI
Last time it was showed how you can write a control for inputting an angle. This time we are improving the look of the control as well as adding touch input. If you are interested in coding it yourself, there are good and easily followable examples of coding in this article.
Angle Input Control with SwiftUI
The idea for this is quite simple: draw a shape consisting of two lines on screen representing an angle between 0 and 90 degrees using SwiftUI.
So you want to be a QA? Part Three: Tools
This is the third, and last part, of how to become a QA. This part is about the tools that a QA uses.
So you want to be a QA? Part Two: Testing
This is the second part of how to become a QA. Now we'll look at what kind of testing there is.
So you want to be a QA? Part One: Role of a QA
This is the first part of what to do to become a QA. First we'll talk about what a QA is.
Kotlin Flows ~ an Android cheat sheet
This article is about why people are bad multitaskers, the Kotlin Flow and how to use it.
