You know that dreaded OTP screen every app has? Yeah, the one where you squint at your SMS, type four (or six) digits, and hope the UI doesn’t feel like it’s stuck in 2013.
We’ve all been there. You want a simple drawing pad in your app — maybe for a signature field, maybe for a fun sketching feature, or maybe just to let users scribble their frustrations away.
Ever tried building a mobile app that needs access to a user’s contacts and realized it’s… complicated? Between handling runtime permissions, normalizing phone numbers, managing avatars, and ...
Ever typed something halfway and wished your app could finish your sentence?That’s exactly what CMPAutocompleteSearchBox does — minus the judgment.
When building cross-platform apps with Compose Multiplatform, handling media and document selection can quickly become tricky. Each platform has its own quirks, and permissions behave differently a...
If you’re building Android apps and recently uploaded a bundle (.aab) to the Play Console, you might’ve seen this warning:
Well, say hello to Android Shortcuts — Android’s way of saying, “Let me help you help your users do less.”
Widgets are one of the coolest features in Android. They let users interact with your app right from the home screen — without even opening it!
Gradle is the build system for Android projects, and managing dependencies efficiently is crucial for project organization and performance. In this article, we will explore different Gradle depende...
SwiftUI is loved for its declarative syntax: you describe your UI once, and SwiftUI handles updates automatically when state changes. It’s clean, modern, and developer-friendly.
