As I started refactoring one of my Android projects, I came up with the dependency injection part which used Dagger-Android. Since it’s been recommended not to use it anymore (I’m not going to the details here!) I replaced it with the pure Dagger. Here I’ll show it with very simple…

The Context in Android is one of the most important objects and actually is the Context of the current state of the application with major responsibilities such as: Getting information regarding the activity and application. Getting access to the database, application-specific resources (strings, drawable, …) and classes, filesystems, and shared…

If you are getting data by using a web service, you should wait until the data is successfully fetched (or even if it’s not successful) then take your next action. How would you implement it? Maybe by using an OnDataLoadedListener ?🧐. The custom listener (listener/observer pattern) is used to emit…

This article is about the Parcelable interface in Android. I will start with a short definition of it and then implement it using Java and Kotlin. In the end, I will show you how to add it as a plugin in the android studio. …

In this article, I will show you how to create a custom Toast that can have a custom layout. Then we end up with some libraries that help us o create different custom Toast messages like success, error, info Toasts, and Etc. Create a Custom Text for Toast: The Toast class uses a TextView object for…

You might have heard of Data Binding. It is a library as part of the Android Jetpack that binds UI components to data sources in the XML layout and minimizes the required code for the application’s logic. It has the ability of automatic UI update whenever data is changed and…