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Stateflow, SharedFlow and Channel in Android

5 minute read

Each of these serves a different purpose in Android development. Choosing the right one ensures better performance, correct event handling, and avoiding UI g...

Scope functions in Kotlin

3 minute read

In Kotlin, let, apply, run, also, and with are extension functions that allow you to work with objects in a more concise and readable manner.

Sealed class vs Enum class in Kotlin

2 minute read

Both sealed classes and enums in Kotlin are used to represent a fixed set of types, but they serve different purposes and have distinct features.

Object and Companion Object in Kotlin

2 minute read

In Kotlin, both companion object and object classes are used to define singleton-like behavior, but they have different use cases and characteristics.

The O principle in SOLID

2 minute read

The “O” in SOLID stands for the Open/Closed Principle (OCP)

The L principle in SOLID

2 minute read

The “L” in SOLID stands for the Liskov Principle (LCP)

Exception Handling in Android Kotlin

4 minute read

In Android, exceptions are categorized into checked and unchecked exceptions, just like in Java, since Android is built on the Java platform (or Kotlin, whic...

Why we need reified keyword in Kotlin

3 minute read

In Kotlin, the reified keyword is used with inline functions to retain the type information at runtime.

Map Collections in Kotlin

3 minute read

Map collection explaination.

Comparison of ArrayList, LinkedList, MutableList, List, Array, and Vector in Kotlin

3 minute read

A detailed comparison of ArrayList, LinkedList, MutableList, List, Array, and Vector in Kotlin, along with examples and key differences

Thread vs Coroutine in Kotlin

6 minute read

A short combination about pros and cons of Thread and Coroutine

Interface vs Abstract Class and Open Class in Kotlin

7 minute read

In Kotlin, interfaces, abstract classes, and open classes are powerful constructs used for defining behavior and class hierarchies. Each has specific feature...

Data Class and Class in Kotlin

2 minute read

The difference of data class and class in Kotlin

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android

Stateflow, SharedFlow and Channel in Android

5 minute read

Each of these serves a different purpose in Android development. Choosing the right one ensures better performance, correct event handling, and avoiding UI g...

Exception Handling in Android Kotlin

4 minute read

In Android, exceptions are categorized into checked and unchecked exceptions, just like in Java, since Android is built on the Java platform (or Kotlin, whic...

Fragment Lifecycle Scenarios Explained

2 minute read

Examples with their corresponding lifecycle charts for clarity.

Android Fragment Lifecycle Explanation

2 minute read

The short explanation about Android fragment

Android Activity Lifecycle Explanation

2 minute read

The short explanation about Android fragment

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lifecycle

Fragment Lifecycle Scenarios Explained

2 minute read

Examples with their corresponding lifecycle charts for clarity.

Android Fragment Lifecycle Explanation

2 minute read

The short explanation about Android fragment

Android Activity Lifecycle Explanation

2 minute read

The short explanation about Android fragment

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class

Interface vs Abstract Class and Open Class in Kotlin

7 minute read

In Kotlin, interfaces, abstract classes, and open classes are powerful constructs used for defining behavior and class hierarchies. Each has specific feature...

Data Class and Class in Kotlin

2 minute read

The difference of data class and class in Kotlin

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coroutine

Stateflow, SharedFlow and Channel in Android

5 minute read

Each of these serves a different purpose in Android development. Choosing the right one ensures better performance, correct event handling, and avoiding UI g...

Thread vs Coroutine in Kotlin

6 minute read

A short combination about pros and cons of Thread and Coroutine

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collection

Map Collections in Kotlin

3 minute read

Map collection explaination.

Comparison of ArrayList, LinkedList, MutableList, List, Array, and Vector in Kotlin

3 minute read

A detailed comparison of ArrayList, LinkedList, MutableList, List, Array, and Vector in Kotlin, along with examples and key differences

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SOLID

The O principle in SOLID

2 minute read

The “O” in SOLID stands for the Open/Closed Principle (OCP)

The L principle in SOLID

2 minute read

The “L” in SOLID stands for the Liskov Principle (LCP)

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thread

Thread vs Coroutine in Kotlin

6 minute read

A short combination about pros and cons of Thread and Coroutine

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exception

Exception Handling in Android Kotlin

4 minute read

In Android, exceptions are categorized into checked and unchecked exceptions, just like in Java, since Android is built on the Java platform (or Kotlin, whic...

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object

Object and Companion Object in Kotlin

2 minute read

In Kotlin, both companion object and object classes are used to define singleton-like behavior, but they have different use cases and characteristics.

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flow

Stateflow, SharedFlow and Channel in Android

5 minute read

Each of these serves a different purpose in Android development. Choosing the right one ensures better performance, correct event handling, and avoiding UI g...

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