Devesh Chaudhari

I'm an App Developer, Content Creator & Entrepreneur.

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[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Gaming isn’t ruining your focus. Your dosage is. 🎮🧠

Science shows games can build resilience and sharpen problem-solving, but there’s a thin line between a mental reset and burnout.

Here’s what no one talks about: 👉 https://t.co/fpcR5B9fw4

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

(2/2) I just published a complete guide on how to use ADB CLI commands to:
✅ Read crash logs instantly
✅ Push/pull databases without a cable
✅ Force-stop apps caught in infinite loops
✅ Run native Linux commands on your phone

Watch full tutorial: https://t.co/pUoRhGUbg3

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

(1/2) Android Studio frozen again? 🥶

Every Android developer eventually needs to look under the hood. That’s where ADB (Android Debug Bridge) comes in.

#AndroidDev #Coding #SoftwareEngineering

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

I just dropped a complete YouTube tutorial showing you how to build a modern, memory-safe media player from scratch.

Watch the step-by-step guide here 👇
🔗 https://t.co/bldpqA9QMx

#AndroidDev #JetpackCompose #Kotlin #AndroidStudio

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Building a video player in Android doesn't have to be a nightmare. 🤯

If you are still fighting with legacy XML views, broken lifecycles, and memory leaks... it’s time to upgrade to Media3 ExoPlayer + Jetpack Compose. 🚀

#AndroidDev #JetpackCompose #Kotlin #AndroidStudio

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

🔗https://t.co/RYnsoATqF6

#AndroidDev #KotlinDev #TechTutorial #SoftwareDeveloper #Programming

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Want to build a background audio player in Android without bloating your app size with third-party libraries? 🎧📱

In my newest YouTube video, I’m taking a deep dive into building a robust, crash-proof audio app from scratch.
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[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Watch full video on my YouTube channel!  
👉https://t.co/dlvXTV6sFb

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Adding notifications to your Android app isn't as hard as it looks!

Using Kotlin & Jetpack Compose, you just need to set up your Channel, configure your Builder, and trigger it with the Manager.🔔

#androiddev #androiddeveloper #kotlin #jetpackcompose #appdevelopment

[Ritesh @Ritesh5969]

How to bypass Telegram restrictions in India ?

(use Proton VPN or any other VPN while setting this up)

• Open Telegram Settings -> Data and Storage -> Proxy

• Tap Add Proxy -> Select MTProto Proxy

• Fill in the details below using any one of these working proxies:

1. Fast & Simple

Server: 194.120.230.120
Port: 443
Secret: 3XnnAQIAAQAH8AMDhuJMOt0

2. Another Good One

Server: https://t.co/oKjIyc8c0q
Port: 443
Secret: ddf0eeb0bd9adc4fd4a93994ee3b2a216b

3. One More

Server: https://t.co/cWrghKTLtW
Port: 443
Secret: ee538213df0d0186a4a676dea4ed2ee1d6706f7274616c2e62616c616c61696b612e636c69636b

all of these are working as of now

best way to stay updated:

join @ProxyMTProto on Telegram and switch to a new proxy if your current one stops working ( they post new proxy on the channel )

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Say goodbye to messy network code.✌️

Watch Full Tutorial👇
🔗 https://t.co/ASOLAD2ucm

#AndroidDev #Kotlin #JetpackCompose #100DaysOfCode

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Struggling with API calls in your Android app? 🤯 I got you! 🤝

Just dropped a brand new tutorial on how to seamlessly connect your app to a backend server using Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and OkHttp! 🚀📱

#AndroidDev #Kotlin #JetpackCompose #100DaysOfCode

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

I just uploaded a complete masterclass showing you how to build a production-ready Singleton Manager in Kotlin to prevent memory leaks and scale your app. 🧠💻

Watch the full tutorial here: 👇
🔗 https://t.co/hjBM87xZgB

#AndroidDev #Kotlin #AndroidStudio

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Stop using Room Database for simple app settings. 🛑

If you only need to save a "Dark Mode" toggle or a user token, building a complex relational database is complete overkill.

SharedPreferences is still king for key-value storage. 👑

But most devs implement it wrong.

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Your Android app is losing user engagement. Here’s how to fix it in under 10 minutes. 👇

Learn how to create, build, & trigger Android notifications using Jetpack Compose and Kotlin in this complete step-by-step tutorial!

https://t.co/dlvXTV6sFb

[Arun Pudur @arunpudur]

⚡ This post went viral on LinkedIn. (Read the screenshots of his post).

This guy works in the likes of Netflix & Prime Video - this tells you everything you need to know why foreign OTT fund horrible Poverty Porn against India to push their agenda.

The problem with this post is not that it highlights India's challenges. Every country has challenges.

The problem is that it presents uniquely Indian problems as if they don't exist elsewhere.

Let's apply the same logic to America.

Americans escape failing public schools with private schools.

They escape crime with gated communities.

They escape homelessness by avoiding entire city blocks.

They escape drug epidemics by moving to other countries.

They escape medical bankruptcy with expensive insurance.

They escape decaying infrastructure by living in wealthier zip codes.

They escape violence by hoping your child's school is not the next headline.

By this standard, the American Dream is also to 'Escape America'.

The same India being described as a hopeless failure is producing global CEOs, world-class founders, engineers, scientists, and doctors. It built digital public infrastructure that many governments are now studying. It remains the fastest-growing major economy despite starting from a far lower base than the West.

What this post conveniently ignores is that India added hundreds of millions of bank accounts, dramatically expanded electrification, sanitation, roads, airports, internet access, and financial inclusion within a single generation.

It also ignores a simple fact:

If India were such an unlivable disaster, why are global corporations competing aggressively for Indian talent? Why are companies moving supply chains to India? Why are investors pouring billions into Indian businesses?

The reality is that every large nation has inequality. Every large nation has public service gaps. Every large nation has elites who can buy better outcomes.

The difference is that India's shortcomings are endlessly amplified, while Western failures are treated as exceptions.

America has a fentanyl epidemic, a homelessness crisis, crumbling infrastructure in many cities, healthcare costs that bankrupt families, over $36 trillion in national debt, and school shootings that would be front-page global scandals anywhere else.

Yet nobody writes, "The American Dream is to escape America."

Criticising problems is healthy. Indians do it every day.

Pretending India is uniquely broken while ignoring the mounting structural challenges across the West is not analysis. It's a narrative.

The American century was built on industrial dominance, demographic strength, and the privilege of issuing the world's reserve currency. The first two are finished, and the third is increasingly being questioned.

India has problems to solve. Every serious Indian knows that.

But betting against India's trajectory in 2026, while recycling the same pessimistic script that has been wrong for decades, looks increasingly like betting against reality.

[Hombre Imparable @Hombrelmparable]

Tres personas quedan atrapadas en una isla: un empresario, un trabajador y un político.

El empresario construye una red para pescar.
El trabajador recoge madera y hace fuego.
El político organiza reuniones para discutir cómo repartir el pescado.
La primera semana sobreviven bien:
el empresario pesca 30 peces,
el trabajador cocina y mantiene el refugio,
y el político promete que pronto todos tendrán igualdad.
La segunda semana, el político propone una nueva regla:
“Es injusto que uno tenga más peces que otro. A partir de ahora, todo se repartirá por igual.”

El empresario acepta a regañadientes.
El trabajador también.
La tercera semana, el empresario deja de esforzarse tanto:
“¿Para qué pescar 30 si terminaré con la misma cantidad?”
Pesca 10.
La cuarta semana, el trabajador deja de trabajar horas extra:
“¿Para qué mantener el fuego toda la noche si da igual cuánto aporte?”

Trabaja menos.
Mientras tanto, el político sigue dando discursos sobre solidaridad y justicia social.

La quinta semana ya casi no hay comida.
La isla entra en crisis.
Y el político convoca otra reunión para debatir quién es el culpable.
Y así, amigos, es como muchas veces colapsan los sistemas donde se castiga al que produce y se premia al que solo administra discursos.

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Rise of De-Google has begin

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

DuckDuckGo has reported a 30% week-over-week increase in installations following Google’s AI search launch.

Google turned "Personal Intelligence" into AI Mode, which now connects directly to your Gmail and Google Photos to give you personalized search results. If you opt in, AI Mode can use more of your personal data, and there’s no promise it will stay limited to just these two services.

Next, Google announced Gemini Spark at I/O 2026. This upgrade turns Gemini from a tool that just finds your data into an agent that can act on it, handling tasks on its own across your Workspace and, by summer 2026, even in third-party tools.

Unless you change your settings, Google keeps your searches, AI responses, feedback, location, and device information for up to 18 months. Now, your inbox, photos, and search history are combined into one behavioral profile that powers a system you can’t fully opt out of.

"Google is force-feeding AI with no way to opt out," DuckDuckGo's CEO said plainly. Yes, he's not wrong.

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

I just dropped a new video on how to use the Storage Access Framework (SAF) in Jetpack Compose to read/write files with ZERO permissions. 🤯

Watch the full masterclass here 👇
🔗 https://t.co/RRNhcddB6l

#AndroidDev #JetpackCompose #Kotlin

[Devesh Chaudhari @DeveshRx]

Stop asking your users for WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permissions. 🛑

Scoped Storage changed the game. If you're still using https://t.co/fgfUpbi0ap.File, you're doing it wrong (and your app is probably crashing).