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.
Dagger Hilt — ViewModelClass has no zero argument constructor — causes
If you are using Dagger Hilt you probably have seen this ViewModelClass has no zero argument constructor. In this article we'll discuss the most common causes and hopefully this will help you.
Egeniq member of Dutch Digital Agencies
This article is about who Egeniq is and why they are becoming a member of Dutch Digital Agencies. If you are interested in knowing more about that, you are at the right adres.
Egeniq partner of Huawei Store, Harmony OS
This article is about Egeniq becoming a partner of Huawei Store, Harmony OS. If you would like to know more about it, feel free to read this article.
Navigation on Android – past, present and future
This article is about the navigation of Android apps. It is also about the past, present and future of the navigation. If this is something you are interested in, feel free to check this article out.
Amazon Consulting Partner since 2019
Egeniq is since 2019 a consulting partner of Amazon. But what does that mean? And what does that mean for Egeniq? Read more about it in this article.
Advanced styling for Android cast widgets
By default, you have two MediaRoute button styles. A dark and a light variant, which have either a white or ablack icon. But what if you want to style the button to match your app, with a specific color? In this article will be explained how you can code this yourself. It is easy explained and has a lot of helpful examples.
