Android Security – Part I: Persisting user credentials Previous posts in this series We talked about the Android KeyStore system in brief in the last post. We will delve into… Read more »
Do you think your mobile apps are secured? Users are now more aware and suspicious about what apps they install on their devices. And rightly so, since there have been… Read more »
The objective of cryptography is to secure the communication or messages between two parties, so that any adversary(malicious) party cannot read or tamper the original communication.
You might come across this error when you are using Room database on Android. This happens because the generated schema for your tables mark some of the table’s columns as NOT NULL.
Navigation drawers are everywhere. And implementing them is easy as well. In this post, we will go through all the steps that are required to implement a navigation drawer using Kotlin.
I tried creating a new project on Android Studio 3.2.1. In the project creation wizard, choosing the minimum SDK version support as API level 21 (Android 5.0), created a project… Read more »
HOW TO HANDLE CODE COMPLEXITY IN SOFTWARE COMPANY Working on software solutions is a difficult task and you can get stuck anywhere. Experience surely matters but sometimes even the most… Read more »
Similar to image-chooser-library, but has some new features. Re-written from scratch. Android Multipicker Library is an open-source project which has the following objectives. Makes it easy and simple to integrate… Read more »
You have a form on WebView, with input type as “file”, and want to allow the user to upload a file from his device. Prior to Lollipop, this was not very… Read more »
TinyPng is a nice service which provides you 500 free image compressions a month. And this is nice, since in a typical Android project, you wouldn’t have more than 500… Read more »