We've been through various Android Quick Tips. This week we'll focus on Intents. {{outline}} Internal use of startActivityForResult() Every Android developer is aware of the startActivityForResult(Intent i) to call external apps to do something specific and get the result back, like calling the camera app to take a photo. …

After looking at various Android Quick Tips, this week we'll look at a few more of our favorite productivity tips for Android Studio. {{outline}} Shortcuts, Shortcuts, Shortcuts Shortcuts are the single most important "hack" for developer productivity. Your development time is valuable, and often, when you're in the flow, your …

After posts focused on development work (Gradle and Debugging), this week we'll look at a topic more related to marketing: screen capturing. For promo or instructional videos, it's often necessary to record what's happening on the screen. In this blog post, we'll show you three options. {{outline}} Screen Capturing for …

In our last Android Quick Tips blog post, we've looked at some Gradle tips. This week, we'll give you a few suggestions to make your debugging life easier. {{outline}} Rise and Shine™ Are you sick of hitting the unlock button on your device and then swiping away the lock screen …

Since we heard that our previous Android Quick Tips added some value to a bunch of developers, we've decided to continue this series with a variety of topics. This week we'll look at the Gradle build system. {{outline}} Speeding Up Your Builds Of course, all of us would love having …

A few months ago we were working on a client app project, which releases many different brands from the same core project. In order to keep the code base simple and easy to work with, we're using one android project with one productFlavor for each brand. Some of these brands …

This is the wrap-up for our (planned) posts for the Picasso series. We hope you learned new things throughout the series. Our goal was to save you time by not having to figure out details on your own and thus get a jump start to an amazing library. It's always …

In the previous blog post, we've given you an introduction to the Picasso.Builder, the base to adjust core functionalities of Picasso. If you haven't given it a read, you might need to do so in order to fully grasp this blog post's content. In this blog post, we'll look …