Latest Posts From Anupam Chugh

Keeping up with the six-month cycle tradition, after the release of Java 13 on September 17, 2019, Java 14, another non-LTS version is scheduled to release on March 17, 2020. Java 14 Features Here’s the….

In this tutorial, we’ll implement the copy-paste feature on a TextView in our Android Application. At the end of this article, you’d be able to copy a text to the Android System’s Clipboard and then….

In this quick tutorial, we’ll learn how to quickly search a part of a string in an Array. We’ll be demonstrating the examples in Java, Python, and Swift. The straightforward way to check whether a….

In this tutorial, we’ll implement Text Fields using the new Material Design Components Library. We have already implemented TextInputLayout here. Material TextFields TextInputLayout provides an implementation for Material text fields. We just need to use….

Material Design 2.0 is out and we can’t wait to get our hands on Dialogs. In this tutorial, we’ll be customizing Dialogs using Material Theme in our Android Application. Material Components – Dialogs Alert Dialogs….

In this tutorial, we’ll be focusing on MaterialButtonToggleGroup, newly introduced with Android Material Components. Android MaterialButtonToggleGroup Also known as ToggleButton, this used to host buttons with checkable behavior. It resembles SegmentedControl in iOS. Users can….

Extended Floating Action Button is the newly introduced class with Material Components library in Android. Material Components is introduced with SDK 28 or Android P. It’s a superset of Support Design Library with lots of….

In this tutorial, we’ll be discussing ARCore introduced by Google. We’ll be breezing through the basics of ARCore. After that, we’ll be developing an android application to get the distance of a node object from….

In this tutorial, we’ll be integrating OpenCV in our Android Application. We have already discussed the basics of CameraX here. So today, we’ll see how to run OpenCV image processing on live camera feed. Android….

Custom Exceptions or User-Defined Exceptions are very common in Java applications. We can easily create custom exception classes for different use cases. What are the different types of Exceptions? In Java, there are two categories….