@BrettFromDJ This is the reason why I accept payments only in crypto. Sure, it’s a learning curve for many but people that are actually interested will find a way and you’re always safe from the charge back scam.
@NiceiOs Works great on iOS 17, however editing contact image crashes the app. Also, after setting it up, if in case I wanna change something, how do I access settings? Lastly, is there a way to add support for TrueCaller identification for calls? Thanks
@lime_cl Overall, both Mockito and MockK are good choices for mocking in Kotlin, and which one is the "better" choice will depend on your specific needs and preferences.
@lime_cl Right. But MockK does provide some additional features that are not available in Mockito.
I.e, MockK allows you to mock final classes and functions using the mockkFinal function, which is not possible with Mockito.
@lime_cl MockK also provides additional features that are not available in Mockito, such as the ability to mock final classes and functions, and the ability to create mock objects using a DSL.
@lime_cl It is useful in situations where you want to use the more concise syntax that Kotlin provides. I.e, with MockK you can use the coVerify function to verify that a function was called, rather than using Mockito's verify function. This can make your test code easier to R/W.
@Zahra_HY I run code inspection and go to "Unused
resources" stats to get names of resources that AS thinks are unused. Then I delete them manually from their directories. AS warns you if the resource is being used this way. A little lengthy process but works all the time.
#CO19IN is here!
CO19-IN App is a non-profit initiative by @VueApps which pulls all the statistical data about COVID 19 into one cohesive platform. Users can find daily stats along with vital resources such as hospital beds, oxygen, and lot more.
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We're planning on making #Typesave free for two weeks due to #CoronavirusLockdown across the world. Hope y'all are staying at home, safe. We'll make an announcement here and over Reddit when our app goes #FREE so you can enjoy and stay home in the meantime. #COVID
Today I found 22 apps containing adware still available on Google Play with altogether 3,2M+ installs.
These apps hides after launch and display fullscreen ads every time user unlocks device.
Steps how to identify & remove such adware in video (1:36)