This post on Android user data security will focus on credential and key storage. It will begin by introducing account credentials and end with an example of...

In the previous post of this series, we added the ability to add, update, and remove shopping lists. A shopping list without any items in it isn't very...

In our new course, Get Started Coding Android Apps With Kotlin, you will learn how to create a simple app with Kotlin. Your instructor, Annapurna Agrawal,...

In the first tutorial of this series, we explored the CloudKit framework and infrastructure. We also laid the foundation for the sample application that...

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React Native allows developers to write code across both the iOS and Android operating systems. Pioneered by Facebook and released as open source, React...

Picasso is a popular open-source Android library for loading both local and remote images. Learn how to easily use it for handling your image loading needs.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build apps with Fuse. Specifically, you'll learn how to work with UX Markup, the various JavaScript APIs, and...

We've combed through the thousands of Android app templates available at CodeCanyon to find the 15 best of 2018. The templates we’ve chosen reflect the most...

This article will introduce you to Fuse, a platform for developing high-performance cross-platform apps with UX Markup and JavaScript.

Last year, Google announced yet another back-end database solution, Cloud Firestore, built from the ground up with the promise of greater scalability and...

In 2014, Apple introduced CloudKit, a brand new framework that directly interacts with Apple's iCloud servers. The framework is comparable to a number of...