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Google has recently announced that they now prefer Kotlin as the preferred language for Android App Development. According to a Google blogpost: “Android development will become increasingly Kotlin-first.” “Many new Jetpack APIs and features will be offered first in Kotlin. If you’re starting a new project, you should write it in Kotlin; code written in
Java 13 is expected to be available later this year, and according to official development, Java 13 will include improvements for garbage collection and application class-data sharing. We’re only a few months away from the planned release of JDK 13 (Java Development Kit 13), and we just received the official planned features for it. Although
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The release candidate for Angular 8 is finally here, after a bunch of beta releases we now have the last and final beta Angular 8. The release candidate brings along a bunch of improvements and enhanced router capabilities. Here’s what’s new with the Angular 8 release candidate: An API to retrieve the value of history.state,
Google has recently released an update to their integrated development environment for building Android apps with a bunch of new improvements. Considering Android studio 3.3 brought in more than 200 bug fixes, the Android Studio 3.4 rather seems small in comparison. But Android Studio 3.4 is building on the Project Marble effort to improve features
As app rejections on the Google Play Store has been on the rise, malicious app developers are getting more and more clever in disguising their malware laden apps as a result. And now Google has announced that the Android app review process will now take longer for unknown app developers. According to Google: “We will
Google has recently introduced a new feature called ‘Rewarded Products’ to allow app developers monetize free users. According to one study, 94.24% of app downloads are free, and its no surprise that free apps will always be more popular than premium apps, and this move from Google will greatly help app developers who offer non-paid
Google has recently released an update to their open source JavaScript and WebAssembly engine for the Chrome browser, V8, with beta V8 Version 7.4. This version adds the potential to expand the the engines footprint to platforms such as Apple iOS or possibly MacOS. Here’s whats new in Google’s beta V8 Version 7.4: JIT-less V8,
Swift, the general-purpose programming language popular with iOS developers has recently released a major update with Swift 5. According to the team behind Swift, Swift 5 is a major milestone in the evolution of the language. As ABI stability has been achieved with Swift 5, Swift runtime is now incorporated into all current and future
Google has recently released Android Q Beta 1. This beta release includes a preview SDK for Android app developers with system images for the Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, and for the official Android Emulator. This is the first time in 2 years that Google has released
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