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Month: April 2025

Android Views: 6

Android SwipeRefreshLayout Example – Pull to Refresh Implementation

SwipeRefreshLayout is a core Android UI component that enables the common pull-to-refresh user interface pattern. It provides a natural...

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Blog Views: 13

iOS App Beta Testing Using TestFlight

Building a production-ready iOS application requires more than local testing on simulators and physical devices. Even after thorough...

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Android Views: 8

Creating an Excel File in Android – Practical Guide

Overview Generating Excel files within an Android application enables structured data export, reporting, sharing, and interoperability with...

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Data structures Views: 5

HTML5 Frameworks that Support Responsive Web Design

Overview Responsive web design ensures that web applications adapt fluidly to different device sizes, orientations, and interaction...

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Android Views: 4

Android Pass Data Between Activities – Complete Guide

Transferring data between screens (Activities) is a central part of Android app development. Whether you’re sending user input,...

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Android Views: 8

Android Get Installed Apps List – Code and Examples

Retrieving a list of installed applications on an Android device is a common requirement for launcher apps, analytics dashboards, app...

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Android Views: 9

Android SQLite Database Tutorial

Overview SQLite is the native relational database engine embedded in the Android platform. It provides a lightweight, file-based SQL...

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Core Java Views: 7

Java Enum Tutorial – Complete Guide and Examples

Enums (enumerations) in Java are a type-safe way to define a fixed set of constants. They improve code clarity, reduce errors, and enable...

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Blog Views: 10

What Is Garbage Collector and How It Works – Java Guide

Garbage Collection (GC) is a core memory management feature in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that automatically reclaims unused heap...

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