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Google has already declared Kotlin language as the number one choice for Android app development. To further promote app development in Kotlin, Google has contributed another free course on Udacity. It is an intermediate level course that comprises of six lessons that should take about two months to complete. I’d recommend this course to those […]
Android Studio is a useful tool in Android app development but it’s not particularly fast and faces issues in working with low-end devices. To combat this problem, Google introduced ‘Project Marble’ back in November 2018. Now all the fixes and improvements under the project have been integrated into Android Studio 3.5 — which was just […]
After two years of using Kotlin in Android mobile development — a domain long dominated by Java — Google has finally announced Kotlin as the number one choice for Android app development. The acknowledgment comes as part of the ongoing Google I/O 2019 conference. “Android development will become increasingly Kotlin-first,” writes Google in a blog […]
Short Bytes: At its I/O developer conference, Google announced that it’s upgrading Firebase and bringing more features to this backend-as-a-service provider. With useful additions, Google has turned Firebase into a unified platform for Android, iOS, and mobile web, to benefit mobile developers. Google acquired Firebase, mostly a database for app developers, back in 2014. Firebase basically provides […]