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Daniel Gómez Rico

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Hello, dear reader. You need MultiDex but you also have minSdk < 21 and tired of slow builds? Google suggests to use productFlavors for that. But it's not a flavor in terms of product. googlePlayStore and amazonStore are flavors. paid...
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Développer pour Direct Boot sur Android N #androiddev
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Just posted to Styling Android: Something O'Clock - Part 5 #AndroidDev #gde #android #tutorial

In this article we look at how to persist configration data in local storage on the wear device.
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You might enjoy this, it has some #perfmatters   #androiddev  inside ;)
 
The video of my talk "Auto profiling apps on every build" is up! You should watch it! #androiddev
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Testing@Home, weekend edition.

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+Walmyr Carvalho​​​ Hehe, ah... no. That's why it's "weekend edition": these are mostly family devices that I get to borrow for the afternoon when everybody is together.

Devices that are actually mine:

- Galaxy I5500: 1st from the right, came with Froyo but now has CM7 running very well. I use to test my app in "Ancient Era" Android (i.e., pre-Honeycomb).

- Galaxy Ace: 2nd, official Gingerbread. I used constantly, but now I'm waiting for a new battery from eBay. I may resell because the i5500 is a better test device (smaller, older, weaker, same version).

- Xperia Arc S: 4th. The most used device for testing. Officially, it can run ICS, but I have CM10 running very well on it. It is reasonably powered, a middle ground API version, and a screen (sw320dp) slightly under the 360dp that was (is?) the baseline these days (excellent for making sure your layouts have the right size before transitioning).

- Nexus 4: 6th, good because it has that odd smallest width of ~ 384dp instead of 360.

- Nexus 5: 7th. My previous phone, still have it. Works, but needs a power button replacement.

- Nexus 5X: 11th. Current phone. Bought it last Christmas while in the US.

I also have a Nexus 10 that is not in the picture. All others in the picture (Moto D3, Galaxy Nexus, S7, S5, S6 and G4) aren't mine... 😉

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How to recover deleted or lost contacts from #Android phone. #indiedev #androiddev +Android +Android Authority 
Lost your contacts from your Android device? Here’s the quick fire guide to watch out. We have explained in detail that how to recover/restore deleted contacts on Android.
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One more milestone! 70K reputation and 1300 answers #Stackoverflow #Android #AndroidDev
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An Android Virtual Device booting in the cloud #GenymotionCloud #PAUG #meetup #AndroidDev 
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Some Android Studio shortcuts from Jacques Giraudel 👍 #PAUG #Meetup #AndroidDev 
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How to make your own File Templates in #AndroidStudio #AndroidDev

I have recently discovered something which is currently making my life easier at the moment: Custom file templates. What is a file template? A file template is a source file that already contains some code to get you started. In this example, we are going…

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In this blog post we will look at implementing your own custom file template in order to save you from looking up the same code time and time again.
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#AndroidDev UI Design – Basics - #Java Code Geeks Course!
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Zarah Dominguez

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#AndroidDev  widget of the day is ContentLoadingProgressBar!

It sets a "wait time" before showing it as well as a minimum display time to prevent UI flashes. Make sure to give it a style, as in style="?android:attr/progressBarStyleLarge".

Making a smart UI is not always that hard! 
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