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IoT, the Booming Technology and the Future of Mobile Apps

By Phani Kumar Gajula In Mobility Posted

Nowadays, we are listening the word IoT in technical industry quite often and it has become a revolution in technology. IoT in manufacturing could generate a lot of business value that will eventually lead to Fourth Industrial revolution that is also known as Industry 4.0.

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Enhance Development Experience Using Android Tools Attributes

By Rajesh Kantipudi In Mobility Posted

Every year at I/O, Google reveals extensive quality features to make developer’s life easy and assist them in building quality applications. Last year, at I/O 18, Google introduced new Android Studio Tool features to review design changes at compile time. In this article, we will go through some of those design-time features. Tools Attributes

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Android Peripheral SDK: Control Peripherals Using Android App

Introduction Have you ever imagined using an Android app to send data over UART, read data from an I2C device address or even to control motor orientations through PWM lines? Well, you might be imagining of GPIO and SPI. You are right, that’s possible, too. We will touch upon the basics of GPIO, UART, I2C, SPI, and PWM peripherals in the next section.

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How To Create Your Own Pod

By Teja Sree Marthy In Mobility Posted

Pod is a dependency manager, which supports more than 3900 libraries, both in Swift and Objective-C. Many of developers building apps via MacOS or any of the Apple platforms are aware of CocoaPods. Pods help developers reduce the fuss of adding dynamic code manually, linking them to the current project, adding them as dependencies and various other tedious processes that each framework or a

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Getting Started With RxJava and RxAndroid

By Karthikeya Koppuravuri In Mobility Posted

In the current market environment, Reactive is a niche word. It is a concept wherein elemental changes on the UI are driven by the changes in the data by binding, observing or scheduling to listen to these changes. We have always wondered what’s Reactive and have made our hands dirty with the Reactive programming in mobile. It turned out to be really interesting and we understood that it can be

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Building Cost Effective Enterprise Mobile Applications

By Pradeep Chakravarti Gudipati In Mobility Posted

Mobile apps, designed to run on smartphones like Android or iOS-based phones, are ubiquitous in today’s enterprises. Every enterprise wants to build one or needs one. However, not everyone knows what it costs, or the efforts involved in building it.

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User Interaction On Notifications Made Simple and Flexible With Rich Notifications In iOS

By Krishna Prakash Narasannagari In Mobility Posted

Introduction Notifications have become trendier with the new visual refresh in iOS 10. As part of a new framework, Apple has introduced new features that help us make notifications that contain images, sound and video.

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Introduction to Xamarin.Forms Custom Renderers

By Kishore Kumar Vangala In Mobility Posted

Introduction to Custom Renderers Xamarin assists in delivering native Android, iOS and Windows apps with a single shared .NET codebase. However, controls look different on different platforms. Example: TextBox as shown below Xamarin.Forms exposes a complete cross-platform UI Toolkit for .NET developers. This UI Toolkit renders UI controls as per native platform design. When someone is developing

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Automatic Build Generation for Android / iOS Builds and Uploading to HockeyApp through Script File

By Sathish Kumar Kondi In Mobility Posted

Xamarin Automatic Build Generation for Deployment Xamarin lets you deliver native Android, iOS, and Windows apps with a single shared .NET code base.

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MVP Design Pattern for Android

By Srirama Chandra Murthy Garimella In Mobility Posted

An android app in its life time goes through numerous change cycles, app upgrades with many features addition/removal. Incorporating these over a period creates chaos in your application code if it is not designed well. This is why we should use an architecture pattern. By applying architectural patterns to your mobile code base, you can significantly reduce bugs, build fragile code, making code

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