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saunved1117y@calmyourtities
I didn't know you could use JQuery in Android development. Could you explain a bit more? -
To answer the topic, i learnt 99% of my android stuff by going through open source apps that were very well developed and clean
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mnmn137yAndroid's architecture components is a great way to model architecture for relatively mid level to complex apps. Previously MVP was proposed by Google. They introduced it Google IO 17. And they have done hell of a job with it in my opinion. From handling data across configuration changes and fragment communication to persistent storage with Room. Here is a link to get started. Good luck.
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saunved1117y@simpleJack That's an awesome tip! Could you share the links of a few projects you went through?
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saunved1117yFound this. If anyone comes looking for an answer, this might be useful!
“20+ Awesome Open-Source Android Apps To Boost Your Development Skills” @aritraroy https://blog.aritraroy.in/20-awesom...
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