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ProAndroidDev | New Look - Same Values

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As you might already know since last year ProAndroidDev and droidcon joined forces to bring you the best in AndroidDev there is. If you missed it, you can read all about it in this article.

Today, we are really happy to announce that ProAndroidDev sparkles in a new look!

We can certainly say that ProAndroidDev’s core beliefs haven't changed at all, and we keep standing with our mission and values. This update was designed to improve our website experience by making us more aware of who we are, what we do, and why we do it.

Take a glimpse at the new design:

For our readers, this won’t change a thing and you’ll still be able to consume your AndroidDev content the way you’re used to.

As always, we’re more than happy to listen to your feedback and welcome your input.

Running test multiple times with different parameters

By Chizoba Ogbonna

I recently had to write tests to assert that the correct resources are being retrieved depending on a user’s locale. In a bid to write tests for each user locale, I realised I would have up to 18 different test methods which will look alike.

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Building a video timeline using RecyclerView

By Shashank Mishra

Recently, I had to work on displaying a custom timeline for a video playlist. Since a picture speaks a thousand words let me just show you what it looked like: As you can see, there are a few things which need to be accomplished.

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Jetpack Compose Interop Part 2! Using Compose in Traditional Android Views and Layouts with ComposeView

By Dai

In Part 1 I demonstrated how we can use AndroidView to render traditional Views inside our Compose UI. For this part, we are now going to make newly created Compose UI components work inside traditional Views and Layouts with another special class, ComposeView.

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Jetpack Compose Interop Part 1! Using Traditional Views and Layouts in Compose with AndroidView

By Dai

Like most Android developers following the development of Jetpack Compose you are probably wondering if you will need to rewrite your views or your entire app from the ground up. Well, it turns out, you might not have to, in fact, just like the days when we were all beginning to adopt Kotlin, we can slowly adopt new views and even make our current UI work with Jetpack Compose.

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