Form.io in native android application
A step by step guide how to implement Form.io in a native Android app.
Read why unit and integration tests become as necessary as working code itself, if not more.
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Painless Java spring boot integration testing: testcontainers -
Porting android code to iOS: kotlin multiplatformReasons why you should consider Kotlin Multiplatform over 2objc and C++ in your next mobile app project.
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Taming the app flow with coordinatorsAnd saying good-bye to the massive ViewControllers.
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Short walk-through: implementing the MVVM-C patternYou can just read about it or try to create a simple pp with us. We suggest the latter.
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How to configure XIBs In MVVM architecture
There are different ways to create your Views: the good old option of creating them programmatically, using XIBs, or the latest Apple-provided format, Storyboard. There’s quite a lot of discord over what the best method is, and there is no universal answer.
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MVVM architecture: a step-by-step guide
What a difference a ViewModel makes.
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Rando DECODED: how to turn a random set of features into an appApparently, millennials are getting sick and tired of the carefully manicured social media profiles and are looking to shake things up. Make them more authentic, so to speak.
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Quartz DECODED: revolutionizing media doesn’t cost an arm and a leg
The media has long been looking for ways to disrupt the industry, and they’ve tried on just about every channel there is: You can get your news via short videos on Instagram, as disappearing snaps on Snapchat or even via Viber.
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Pocket DECODED: saving the internet, one article at a time
It’s been 9 years since Nathan Weiner’s Read It Later came to life as a Mozilla Firefox browser extension, a handy tool intended to be a TiVo for web content, or as The Verge once put it, a save button for the Internet.
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WhatsApp DECODED: with a little “hack” here and there
Messaging apps — not that difficult to make with a little third-party help.
