onBackPressed() Deprecated, What is the Alternative? If you have updated any of your application to API LEVEL 33, you have seen this error, onBackPressed is deprecated . Maybe you have avare from Android 10 which starts from ( API_LEVEL 29 ) Now days the system provides gesture navigation feature. As ( most of the mobiles which start from API level 29 )the system supports gestures like swiping left to right to navigate back ( just like in IOS devices ). But this has led to unexpected behavior when it has been combined with horizontal swipes in applications. The problem is that the(Android confused about which kind of action is executed by the user) android system cannot differentiate if the gesture is for system back or for application back navigation. Which led to problems like closing an entire application instead of navigating back to the required activity or fragment. In other words, It cannot tell if the application handles the gesture. ...
The 14 most intriguing features of Android will be examined in this post. We’ll monitor its progress and how it’s improving things in its own unique way. Let’s dive in and see what Android 14 has in store for us, from minor improvements to innovative methods that streamline your regular phone use. Laptop cameras typically give simply average resolution, such as 720p or even less, and aren’t very clear. We’ve all had this issue. For those in need of an improved webcam, Android 14 might have a cool selection. You can turn your Android phone into a 1080p camera for your computer with this technique. Consider this scenario: you plug your phone into your computer, and a menu appears. In that menu, you could choose “webcam,” and your phone’s camera would become your computer’s camera. Currently, this feature isn’t part of the system, not even hidden away in a secret setting. If Google gives it the green light, it might appear in Android 14. You might be able to get a fancier camera setup...
The main way to present content in android mobile applications is RecyclerView. RecyclerView makes it easy to efficiently display large sets of data. Wide variety of applications are use RecyclerView: social network, app for reading books, or event Google Play app also uses RecyclerView with different items. In this article I will explain how to build complex feed with nested RecyclerView in 20 minutes using Groupie library. All popular android apps are use RecyclerView for presenting complex content Groupie is an android library which makes making complex RecyclerViews in your android app super easy. At the end of this article I will show you how to create such feed as shown below: Complex feed with nested RecyclerView At this example we consider 2 RecyclerView. The main feed is RecyclerView and each item in this list has infinite items, so we will use nested RecyclerView for each row in this list, as shown below: Scheme of RecyclerView wit...
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