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ActivityResultContracts.TakePicture() requires creating and saving an empty file ahead. How do you delete it?

I use ActivityResultContracts.TakePicture()t otake images. Since its machenism, I have to create a empty file ahead. I did this. Common method in docs. ``` val dUri = if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT > 28) { MediaStore.Images.Media.getContentUri(MediaStore.VOLUME_EXTERNAL_PRIMARY) } else {...


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Best practices for saving UI state on Android - Google I/O 23

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How similar is app development in ReactNative/Flutter vs Kotlin?

If you knew one already, would app development using the other library/language be easier? How transferable are the coding skills given that they all develop for mobile? submitted by /u/ScienceisGreatness link comments


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What's your favourite example of a 'boring' app that made a lot of money?

Hi! I'm a writer for a mobile app development company that focuses on inspiring and educating non tech founders. We'd like to do a bit of inspiring with some examples of under the radar apps that you would never have guessed make a ton of revenue. Nothing flashy like Tinder or Mobile Legends....


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Collaboration on any compose based android project

Is there any side project in which I can collaborate and work to develop my skills in compose and kotlin. Please don't be rude! submitted by /u/Mohack12 link comments


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
How to Create Cash Advance Apps Like Dave?

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My account has been suspend

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Is this a good and common practice, to achieve similar outcome as Swift's "guard let" and avoid safe call operator?

In Swift, we can use "guard let", to avoid safe call operator (?.) class A { func work() { } } func test(_ a: A?) { guard let a = a else { return } a.work() } I was wondering, is the following a good and common practice, if I want to achieve similar outcome as Swift's "guard let"? class A { fun ...


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Getting into android automotive

Hi! I’m currently doing macOS development, but would really like to get my hands dirty in android automotive and get the feel of middlewear development. Are there any good recommendations how to start with it? Get a Raspberry Pi and try using Android Automotive there? submitted by ...


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Real car names in my quiz app

I read that I can't use any real car name/shape/logo in any form in any game, but if that game is a quiz game, or a recognition game could I use them? If not, there's a method to use them without paying too much or don't pay at all and don't get sued? submitted by /u/Highwall2740 link ...


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Controlling camera via adb?

Hi people, i'm a female newbie dev doing some tests on android, and I'm wondering if there is anyway to control camera via adb shell or via some app? Let me explain myself: What I wanna do is to control camera's zoom in apps that requires me to take a photo, and normally won't let me zoom it....


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Advice to get in as a junior?

Hey everyone, Not sure if this is allowed here or not. If it isn't, please take it down. Anyone have advice to get in as a junior developer? I started learning Kotlin and Jetpack Compose about 2 years. Since then, I have completed 3 apps from start to finish and published them on the Google...


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
How to return an Int type with DataStore

class StoreScore(private val context: Context){ companion object { private val Context.dataStoree: DataStore by preferencesDataStore("userScore") val USER_SCORE = intPreferencesKey("my_number") } val getScore: Flow = context.dataStoree.data .map { preferences-> preferences[USER_SCORE] ?: 1 }...


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Why AS always takes up 20 min in doing "indexing" on startup ?

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#1 Online Shop For Foreign Language & ESL Books, Games, DVD & Software

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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
How can i make this fully kind of customized toolbar ?

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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Best place to host android app

I am working on an android app and it will have back-end also. This means i need to host it somewhere. This is a first time i am hosting an app so i need to know which is the best place to host it. submitted by /u/dupelas link comments


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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Seriously, why there isn't an easy way to implement a timezone picker UI?

I needed to do a simple time zone selector, but there just isn't an easy way to do it apart from showing a 500-items-long TimeZone.getAvailableIDs() at the user in a dropdown. I had wanted something like this, but for Android, and it just doesn't seem to exist. So I need to do my own fuzzy text...


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