Category: Android

In a perfect Android world, the main language of Java is really modern, clear, and elegant. You can write less by doing more, and whenever a new feature appears, developers can use it just by increasing version in Gradle. Then while creating a very nice app, it appears fully testable, extensible, and maintainable. Our activities…

Over the years, I’ve seen many different navigation pattern implementations in Android. Some of the apps were using only Activities, while others Activities mixed with Fragments and/or with Custom Views. One of my favorite navigation pattern implementations is based on the “One-Activity-Multiple-Fragments” philosophy, or simply the Fragment Navigation Pattern, where every screen in the application…