Edit: All of this happened in the long forgotten year – 2014
It is time for me to tell you a nice story. It is a long one so you can directly go to the middle of this article, which I expect to be long, so you can get the main point.
Continue reading “Google Play Account Ban – A nice reason to hate Google”Do you still use it!? Have you used it? I mean the EventBus. If the answer is NO, then you are either a new developer who started Android recently or you had the wonderful opportunity to not meet this three-headed monster. What I am talking about? Let’s make a brieft visit of the Android development history.
Continue reading “It’s 21st century – Stop using EVENTBUS!”Probably, most of you already know this, but it is good to keep it in mind when you want to dynamically change the values returned by a mock you have.
Continue reading “How to mock a dynamic value returned from a method with Mockito?”Edit 23.04.2018
According to this issue, Mockito cannot capture var-args still.
There is a very easy way to verify a method has been called with the right parameter in Mockito. All you need to do is use captors, to capture the actual argument. Here is how you can use them:
ArgumentCaptor argument = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(RuleEntity.class); verify(mRulesRepository).createRule(argument.capture()); assertEquals(1,argument.getValue().getRules().get(0).getTriggers().size())
Simple it is, just a quick reminder for starters.
Edit (06.06.2018):
You can follow the simple tutorial here to install KVM. Thanks to azbest!
I got this error when I was trying to create an emulator:
/dev/kvm permission denied
Continue reading “/dev/kvm permission denied on Ubuntu 18.04”Recently, we got a bug inside the app. The app was crashing in the push notification receiver class that we had on the line where we called
notificationManager.notify(notificationId, notificationBuilder.build()).
What we currently have
This post is like a reminder for all Android devs who forgot the fact that the Canvas class has a method drawArc.
Or you can use a simple library like: ArcSeekBar. It has smooth animation, you can control the thumb drawable, progress background and color and many more.
Having a custom TextView is a totally normal thing these days. The problem comes when you try the following:
<com.test.view.MyCustomTextView
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
android:textAppearance="@style/MyCustomTextAppearance" />If your custom TextView extends from the TextView class then this textAppearance that you have set will probably not work. It works in the Preview but it is never displayed correctly on the emulator or on a real device.
Continue reading “textAppearance does not work on custom TextView”
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