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8 tips on how to build a solid iOS app architecture

With every new iOS release, the whole platform is becoming more and more mature. Here are the best practices for modern iOS apps.

RecyclerView tested!

RecyclerView is a new widget introduced with the Android Lollipop release. We tested it developing a simple app for managing your tasks.

Activity recreation rethought

Can we really forget about handling activity recreation after locking the Android device screen orientation? I’ve been asking this question for quite some time. 

Killing an Android app from anywhere

Ever wondered what would be a simple solution to killing an Android application? That’s right – there is none, Google has its reasons for that. As usually, there is a hack…

JobScheduler to the rescue

In mobile development there are moments when an application just must be kept running regardless of the user interaction. Android 5.0 Lollipop brought us a new solution to this topic. Let’s check it!

Learn you some Rx for the greater good!

What is this Rx thing that everybody keeps talking about? How am I supposed to learn it? Is it even worth my effort? Watch, learn and try Functional Reactive Programming with RxJava on Android platform “For The Greater Good”.

8 cool Android libraries to speed up your development

Do you know what is among the best things of Android development? It is Java based and extremely popular. Our community is awesome and there are many great libraries popping out every day.

10 tips for becoming a successful Android developer

Becoming a great Android developer is hard work and takes passion and patience. Here are my tips.