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Speed Up Android Development

Hello Coders!  Thanks to being here again! The evolution of software development is so fast. Mobile app development is one of the fast-growing part of this world. Mobile app developers always have to follow up all changes to catch up the world and be updated. Mobile apps are living organisms and should to be improved due to end users needs and platform changes. I mean using time effectively with the word fast. The articles below will help you to shorten the time for the process of coding. 1. Shortcuts You will have fun with coding when you use shortcuts. Try to do everything with the keyboard. Exactly this is the first and the most important one. https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/docs/IntelliJIDEA_ReferenceCard_Mac.pdf 2. Live Templates Add your most used code blocks to Live Templates then get rid of the time you spend every time https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/android-studio-live-templates/ 3. Genymotion: Use Genymotion instead of Android Emulator. G

Customized Alert Dialog box and Handling Clicklistener

Hello Geeks ,  It's time to learn new little bit new stuff about the android alert dialog box. It is not so new for the profession engineers but it can help a lot of new beginners who want to improve their knowledge and speed up their productivity. So let's start Just make a method in your utility class and start using.  here is an example //Made: By Umesh Jangid public static void askForInput (Context context , String title , String message , String positiveButtonText , String negativeButtonText , boolean showOnlyOneButton , final AlertDialogCallback<String> callback) { AlertDialog.Builder alert = new AlertDialog.Builder(context) ; alert.setTitle(title) ; alert.setIcon(R.mipmap.ic_launcher) ; alert.setMessage(message) ; alert.setPositiveButton(positiveButtonText != null ? positiveButtonText : "Ok" , new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() { public void onClick (DialogInterface dialog , int whichButton) { callbac

Programming Languages Used For Artificial Intelligence

The 5 best programming languages for AI development Are you one of the AI aspirants who is confused on which programming language to pick for your next project? Here's a rundown of the best options If so, you've come to the right place, as here we are going to look at the best 4 programming languages for AI development. Artificial Intelligence is a huge field. With so much to cover, it is really hard to refer one single programming language. Clearly, there are many programming languages that can be used, but not every programming language offers you the best value of your time and effort. And there's no authoritative answer as to which programming language you should use for AI project. Python Python is one of the most widely used programming languages in the AI field of Artificial Intelligence thanks to its simplicity. It can seamlessly be used with the data structures and other frequently used AI algorithms. The choice of Python for AI projec

Android: New Features and Plugins

Android New Features and Plugins: Hello Geeks! My name is Umesh Jangid , In this blog we will learn about  the new android features in last few versions.    Last Versions Android M : Marshmellow Android N : Nougat Newer Version Android O : Android  Oreo   Features:   1.Picture in Picture (PiP) mode: The split-window mode introduced in Android Nougat is a helpful means for multitasking with most apps, but not all apps.  Picture in picture (PiP) takes this a step further by allowing you to miniaturize a YouTube video feed or a video call on Hangouts or Duo into the corner of your screen so you can carry on with other tasks simultaneously. This is one of those "I didn't know I needed this until I tried it" features and one that makes multitasking far less of a compromise than split-window mode. We're excited to see how this feature develops throughout the life of Oreo and beyond. 2.Faster boot time Speedy boot times are