@hadiya__rajesh Yeah agree with you , but definitely nos of job in demand will be there for android now rather than other framework π€ .
This is good news for Android dev (us), the table just turned, earlier android dev fears from cross platform, now its other way around ππ
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@AnaStanescu22 Well its totally depend upon what u are learning
Ex- DSA you need to make notes to revise them hence u don't forget the underline concept , Development part l don't think so that notes will help you much as you will google it more often, because u can't write every points there
"In this article, we will make a non-interactive app with just using Relative Layout ViewGroup and no line of extra java code and also learn along the way about Relative Layout."
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"Common Android Views Cheat Sheet" by @RohitK_570#DEVCommunity https://t.co/TE3b3XHLdO
Certain Android Views, with their code sample and a short description.
I made a nifty little website called Android API Levels that displays each Android version and its corresponding API level, SDK, version code, codename, and cumulative distribution all in one place. Let me know what you think! https://t.co/iByAte7zJ3
Follow along as I explore the concept of relative layouts and how to implement it into Android applications.
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Follow along as I explore the concept of relative layouts and how to implement it into Android applications.
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