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Hi Folks, Have you ever noticed some app are widely used by user but some are not although they have almost same features and usage. Here is the list of top 9 practices for android development that every Developer should follow: 1.Architecture  While Planning your app make sure you should taking care of the app architecture from developer as well as user point. In future if you want to add some more functionality then you can easily do that. https://github.com/googlesamples here you can find some good example of app architecture developed by google. 2.Memory Random-access memory (RAM) is a valuable resource in any software development environment, but it's even more valuable on a mobile operating system where physical memory is often constrained. Although both the Android Runtime (ART) and Dalvik virtual machine perform routine garbage collection, this does not mean you can ignore when and where your app allocates and releases memory. You still need to avoid i

Hi Folks, In this codelab we are going to build a progressive web apps from scratch.This codelab is divided into 7 section: Lets Start: 1. Introduction In this codelabs, you will be learning what is a Progressive Web Application, how it works and how to build and deploy one. What is a Progressive Web Application?

New Generation App of 21st Century Understanding PWA: Progressive Web Apps, aka PWAs, are the best way for developers to make their webapps load faster and more performance. In a nutshell, PWAs are websites that use recent web standards to allow for installation on a user’s computer or device, and deliver an app-like experience to those users. Twitter recently launched  mobile.twitter.com  as a PWA  built with React and Node.js . They've had a good experience with PWAs, showing that the technology is finally ready for the masses. A PWA is a web application that can be “installed” on your system. It works offline when you don’t have an internet connection, leveraging data cached during your last interactions with the app. If you’re on a desktop, using Chrome, and have the appropriate flags turned on, you will be prompted to install the app when you visit the site. For example, enable the following flags in Chrome by copying and pasting the following URLs into

According to a recent study of native apps vs. Web apps. Many companies now opt  out for including both these types of apps. One also has the advantage of working with HTML5, CSS,JS  and freely available tools for cross-platform formatting, which make things easier. However, this post is for those who would still like to know more about the strengths and weaknesses of native apps and Web apps.Are you a Developer or You Need to Develop a Mobile App for your Business?Here is the list of pros and cons of Native and Web apps. Pros of Native Apps:  Native apps works with the device's build in features,they are easier to work with and also the performance is quite faster on the device. Native apps gets full support from the platform Developer or the Market place. Before publishing in app store they are properly verified for all safety and security points. From a developer point of view, Native app work out better,who are provided the SDK and all other tool to create