Author: Velmurugan
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How to run task with work manager in android ?
WorkManager is an Android library that runs deferrable background work when the work’s constraints are satisfied.
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![View Binding in Android Jetpack [Updated]](https://www.howtodoandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/View-Binding-in-Android-Jetpack.png)
View Binding in Android Jetpack [Updated]
View binding is a feature that allows us to write code that interacts with views. In most cases, view binding replaces findViewById. It supports both Java and Kotlin.
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Implementing TabLayout with ViewPager On Jetpack compose
In this tutorial, I will explain how we can create a tab layout using Jetpack Compose. TabLayout allows us to quickly navigate between related content on a single page, which appears toward the top of the screen.
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How to create recyclerview with Swipe Menu in android ?
In this post, I am explaining how to create a recyclerview with a swipe menu. by swiping the right side of the recyclerview,
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How to show material snackbar in android
Android Snackbar is an interesting component introduced by Material Design. Snackbars are just like Toast messages except they provide action to interact with.
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Create your material sliders in android with simple steps
Sliders are used to view and select a value or range from the given slider bar. They’re mainly used for adjusting settings such as volume and brightness, etc.
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Easy Guide To Setup Single Sign-On With AppAuth Android
Appauth Android is a client SDK for native apps to authenticate and authorize end-users using OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. Available for iOS, macOS, Android, and Native JS environments.
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![ShapeableImageView – Material components for android [Example]](https://www.howtodoandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Shapeable-Imageview-poster-rect.webp)
ShapeableImageView – Material components for android [Example]
Material Design 1.2.0 introduced ShapeableImageView which draws the image with the provided Shape in your imageview.
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![Kotlin Scope Functions Explained [Example]](https://www.howtodoandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/kotlin-scope-function.png)
Kotlin Scope Functions Explained [Example]
Kotlin “scope functions” are functions that allow for changing the scope, or the range, of a variable. There are five such functions included in the Kotlin standard library: apply, run, with, let, and also.
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Best ways to handle runtime permission on jetpack compose
If your app is installed on a device that runs Android 6.0 (API level 23) or higher, you must request the runtime permissions for the user by following the steps in this guide.