New Course: Beginning Android Layouts
It’s day 4 of the Android Avalanche: an event where we’ll be releasing new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts every day! Today, we are releasing a brand new course: Beginning Android...
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It’s day 5 of the Android Avalanche: an event where we’ll be releasing new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts every day! Today, we are releasing a brand new course: Beginning...
View ArticleLooking for an Android Podcast?
With the recent launch of our new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts, I thought some of you might be looking for a good Android podcast to go along with it all. So – I’d like to...
View ArticleNew Course: Android Animations
It’s day 6 of the Android Avalanche: an event where we’ll be releasing new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts every day! Today, we are releasing a brand new course: Android Animations....
View ArticleLarge Mobile Dev Teams and The Android Avalanche – Podcast S07 E13
In our season 7 finale, Dru and Janie bring back Capital One’s Louie de la Rosa to talk about working with large mobile development teams and then Razeware’s Joe Howard opens up the gates on the...
View ArticleNew Course: Saving Data on Android
It’s day 7 of the Android Avalanche: an event where we’ll be releasing new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts every day! Today, we are releasing a brand new course: Saving Data on...
View ArticleNew Course: Android Networking
It’s day 8 of the Android Avalanche: an event where we’ll be releasing new Android and Kotlin books, courses, and screencasts every day! Today, we are releasing a brand new course: Android Networking....
View ArticleDroidcon Boston 2018 Conference Report
There are many awesome Android conferences that occur throughout the year. The Droidcon series of conferences are some of my favorites. The high quality of the presentations is consistently...
View ArticleScreencast: Getting Started with TensorFlow on Android
See how to make use of the TensorFlow Lite library to perform image classification on photos taken with your device camera. The post Screencast: Getting Started with TensorFlow on Android appeared...
View ArticleWhat’s New in Swift 4.1?
Xcode 9.3 and Swift 4.1 are finally out of beta! This release contains some long-awaited improvements to the standard library and language itself. If you haven’t been following the Swift Evolution...
View ArticleScreencast: Getting Started with Flutter in Android Studio
Dive into the Flutter framework for building iOS and Android apps in a single codebase, by writing a cross-platform app using Android Studio. The post Screencast: Getting Started with Flutter in...
View ArticleAndroid Avalanche Giveaway Winners – and Last Day for Discount!
Over the past two weeks, we’ve released tons of new books, screencasts, and video courses Android and Kotlin development, in the Android Avalanche. To celebrate, during this two week period we’re...
View ArticleKitura Tutorial: Getting Started with Server Side Swift
Are you a busy Swift developer, with no time to learn Node.js, but still feeling drawn to server-side development? This Kitura tutorial will teach you how to create RESTful APIs written entirely in...
View ArticleKitura Stencil Tutorial: How to make Websites with Swift
IBM’s Kitura is a very popular and exciting server framework, but did you know it can be used to create web apps? In this tutorial on Kitura and Stencil, you’ll pick up from the first part of this...
View ArticleUnreal Engine 4 Toon Outlines Tutorial
When people say "toon outlines", they are referring to any technique that render lines around objects. Like cel shading, outlines can help your game look more stylized. They can give the impression...
View ArticleVideo Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part 1: Introduction
Why learn debugging? This introductory video will answer this question and preview the course. The post Video Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part 1: Introduction appeared first on Ray Wenderlich.
View ArticleVideo Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part 2: Breakpoints
Pause your app in the middle of execution using breakpoints. Use the breakpoint navigator to view and manage all the breakpoints in your project. The post Video Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part...
View ArticleVideo Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part 3: Controlling Breakpoints
Activate and deactivate individual breakpoints, disable all breakpoints in a project, and delete breakpoints in Xcode. The post Video Tutorial: Beginning iOS Debugging Part 3: Controlling Breakpoints...
View ArticleNew Course: Beginning iOS Debugging
Debugging is a skill that you’ll use on pretty much every project you work on. It’s useful for finding and fixing bugs in your applications, of course, but you can also use the same skills to...
View ArticleIBM Watson Services for Core ML Tutorial
Have you been exploring the exciting possibilities of adding machine learning (ML) to your apps with Apple’s Core ML and Vision frameworks? Maybe you’ve used your own data to extend one of Apple’s Turi...
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