My Learnings on Styles and Themes in Android I want to be able to customize the apps I build to look and feel unique and stand out, and in order to do so, I decided to learn about styles and themes. …

Using the observable pattern in Android — When I was learning about streams and reactive programming, I found out about RxJava but put off learning it because it seemed complex. I eventually decided to give it a go by creating an app where I easily found the Observable pattern, and so I chose to create a clone…

Hello, my name is David, and this is the second installment in my small series on learning a new programming language based on a language you already know. Last week, I covered learning Python for those familiar with Java. …

Introduction Hello. My name is David, and I’ll be starting a small series over the next few weeks that’s meant to help you learn a new programming language based on one you already know. This means that I’m not teaching you programming, but instead showing you how these languages are related…

This tutorial is the first of two parts. Part I is the planning process, and Part II will be the implementation. I’ll be showing how an app idea can be turned into a plan that you can work with. The App The app will be named “Marvel Database”. …

I just finished learning about Clean Architecture for Android, and I want to share how I used that to restructure my Bluetooth Chat App. Assumptions This article assumes that you’re already familiar with Android Development and that you have a good understanding of Android Jetpack Architecture. …

Good Day. My name is David, and I’m a learning Android Developer who creates new projects to learn new concepts. This post aims to share my learning experience and point out interesting points in my learning curve. About the App I decided to learn about Bluetooth recently, so the app is my shot…