The past weeks, at Google I/O 2017, the Android team lunched Room Persistence Library, a SQLite object mapper, an ORM just like greenDAO and ORMlite.
Android Room Persistence Library
Author: Magda Miu
Women Techmakers Romania — Telling Our Story
This is the report of the Women Techmakers Romania community related to the celebration of International Women’s Day! 🙂
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Android Transparent Colors
Usually when you create the design for an Android app we must add some transparency to different UI elements according to the requirements.
In order to have a transparent background, but not fully transparent, you should compute the hex number assigned to the desired percent of transparency in the alpha channel.
Android Data Binding
Have you felt that you need “something” to bind the data directly to the layout without writing some extra code!? “findViewById” method is scaring you!? The solution for these issues it’s called “Android Data Binding”.
This library offers both flexibility and broad compatibility so you could use it starting with Android 2.1 (API level 7+) and it was presented at Google I/O 2015.
It can be used with gradle 1.5.0-alpha1 or higher.
GDG Pitești – Code, Coffee and Lemonade
On August 11th, GDG Pitești organised an informal meetup where the community members had the possibility to share their feedback and ideas.
Android and Firebase
Firebase offers you the tools and infrastructure you need to build better apps and grow successful businesses. Firebase stores and syncs the data (json format) in real time so on your android app you will have the latest data without doing a new request.
This platform assures also the persistence of the data so even the app is offline you will have the data on your device.
Firebase has a lot of new features and these features are able to work independently, and they work even better together.
Google I/O 2016
Google I/O 2016 took place between May 18-20 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California.
For the first time since 2013, Google I/O was a full three-day event, with about 7000 developers.
