Android
Android Kotlin example to pass data from one Activity to another
This Kotlin Android tutorial will show you how to pass data from one activity to another. We will use Android studio in this example.
ReadAndroid Kotlin program to load image from url using glide
Go (here)[https://github.com/bumptech/glide] to check for the latest version of Glide. Open your build.gradle in your project file and add the below to the repositories tab :.
ReadJava 8 development with Android Studio 3.0 -Part 1
How to use Java 8 in Android Studio. Android Studio 3.0 preview 1 and later added support for Java 8 features. This post will show you how to configure Android Studio for Java-8.
ReadMaterial Design Tutorial 11: Bottom Navigation View
Previously to implement Bottom Navigation View in an android application, we need to use third party libraries. But with the release of the V25 of Design Support library, we can easily implement it with full backward support.
ReadFirebase Android Tutorial Part 4 : Firebase Storage
This is our fourth part on Firebase Android Tutorial series. Firebase Storage can be used to upload and share user generated contents like images, videos, songs etc. to the cloud. Unlike "Realtime Database", as we have seen in our [previous tutorial](https://www.codevscolor.com/2017/01/firebase-android-tutorial-part-3-firebase-realtime-database), Firebase storage uses[ Google cloud Storage ](https://cloud.google.com/storage)to store data.
ReadFirebase Android Tutorial Part 3 : Firebase Realtime Database
In this tutorial, we will use the previous application as it is already configured with Firebase.
ReadFirebase using Android Studio : Part 2 : SignIn form using Firebase
In our last tutorial, we learned how to create a Firebase Project and how to make ready Android Studio for Firebase . In this tutorial , we will check how to create a new user account using email/password and login/logout to the account.
ReadTesting in Android : Part 5 : Automated UI Test using Espresso
UI testing can be done by a human tester performing a set of user operations on the Application and verify that it is behaving as expected. Main problem with this approach is that it is time consuming, tedious and error-prone. Instead, we can use automated approach to simulate user actions on the application easily in a repeatable manner.
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