Adding Dark Mode Support in Android – Theme Switching with Jetpack Compose
📰 Introduction Dark Mode has become a standard feature in modern Android apps. It enhances visual comfort, saves battery on […]
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Creating a Splash Screen in Android – Modern App Launch Design
🚀 Introduction A splash screen is often the first visual interaction a user has with your app. It’s a critical
Day 24: Saving Preferences in Android with DataStore (The Modern Way)
🔍 Introduction Managing persistent key-value data is a common task in Android development. Until recently, the go-to solution was SharedPreferences,
Day 22: Showing Loading and Error States in Jetpack Compose
Introduction In modern Android app development, user experience is everything. One key area where developers often struggle is gracefully handling
Day 18: Mastering Room Database Basics in Android with Jetpack
📖 Blog Content: Jetpack Room is part of Android’s Architecture Components designed to simplify database management and persistence. It provides
Day 17: Working with Images in Jetpack Compose – Using Image, Coil, and Best Practices
Excerpt / Introduction: Displaying images effectively is vital for modern mobile UIs. In Jetpack Compose, we use the Image composable
Day 15: Navigation in Android Apps – Mastering Android Navigation Components
🧭 Introduction Navigation is a fundamental part of any Android app. Whether you’re building a single-screen experience or a multi-module
Day 14: RecyclerView vs LazyColumn – Modern Android Development?
🚀 Introduction As Android development transitions toward declarative UI with Jetpack Compose, a common question arises: “Should I still use
Day 13: Handling User Input in Jetpack Compose
✅ Introduction In any real-world Android app, handling user input is critical—whether it’s capturing text, responding to clicks, or navigating
Day 12: LiveData vs StateFlow – It is Use in Modern Android
In Android development, managing reactive data efficiently is crucial—especially with modern architectures like MVVM. Two commonly used observable data holders