Test it to believe it! Well! Most of us are aware that unit testing is required to be done for the code we write but not all of us follow that notion. If I take my own example then I used to be very confused about why we do unit…

A heaven for drivers! Finally I did the most awaited road trip to Ladakh. Yes! I drove myself and I’m proud of it. One should be because it’s kind of an experience that you get when you move towards those muddy, uneven and high altitude landscapes. …

Don’t let them handle you, you handle them! — Exception handling is a very important part of any code execution, and when it comes to Coroutines, it becomes very critical because to understand exception handling for Coroutines, you need to understand their basic way of operation and the concurrency pattern they support. …

Give an immunity booster does to our composables! Not to surprise if you have used the api responses into the UI part of your apps directly. As Android developers, this is a common tendency. Though it is not a completely wrong practice but this is not even a good practice…

Glow with the Flow!! As an Android Developer, we can’t escape the coroutine buzz around us. When it comes to coroutines, we often hit by another buzz alongside which we called as FLOWs in kotlin. As cool as it sounds, so does it functions. …

Sometime being in a lazy state feels good!! There is a common scenario that we as Android app developers face a lot and that is to have a list and on each item click we would have to process some data in background and reflect the end result back on…

You got a job to do in time! Coroutines are modern way of performing background processes in Android App Development and Ktor. In one of our articles in this coroutine series, we tried to understand the basics of coroutines. …

One should have a cooperative routine! The term Coroutine is now a part of the day to day life of an Android Developer or a Backend Developer working on Ktor. Coroutines created a buzz in async programming world. If you’re an Android Developer then you must be closely attached to…

Get accustomed! Recently, a design was passed to me just as a reference for login screen which was a simple screen but has some curves in it. So I ended up trying it just for learning purposes. The screen looked like this