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I have been using Flutter for cross platform android app dev(web, iOS & Android) & it by far exceeds the ones made discretely by Swift, Java or Kotlin FlutLab is cherry on top, Indeed.

DigiLib A digital lending library platform: • Link libraries across India offering both digital and physical books. • Create an account and library card via the app. • Borrow physical books from your nearest library. • Borrow digital books fro

✨ Flutter Newbie? Let's build! First: Set up your environment. 💻 [flutter.dev/docs/get, started/install](https://flutter.dev/docs/get, started/install) 📂 Project time! flutter create my_app. Boom! Basic project ready. Explore the structure. 🤔 🎨

Hey!! seniors of medial... is there anyone who can help me about regarding the Android development? I'm thinking of entering into android development a small talk would help me a lot. I'm thinking of starting through "Kotlin" is that a right choice?

For the first time, Google recommends using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter 🤯 Google published a guide article recommending using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter. Yesterday, in Google I/O, they confirmed for the first time their support of Kot

I am currently developing an application for the Android. Can anyone over here tell me if I should go for jetpack compose or xml for building the app. I'm going to use kotlin Lang for it

I am looking for a kotlin android developer for my startup currently in the building phase, can't pay right now but can be part of the founding team later when I could pay it. Startup: Zentoro AI

Keeping API documentation updated is a challenge every backend team faces—especially with fast-moving services built on Node.js and Express.js. We streamlined this process by integrating ChatGPT into our documentation workflow. Using it to draft our

Dialog Box element and Popover attribute are some awesome developments in HTML space! For frontend app developers, managing Dialog Box and Popover components can be challenging. Often, importing libraries for these elements leads to maintenance issu

People who used Netbeans IDE are the ones who often find Android Dev easy, due to their past acquaintance in programming GUI components and interactions via Java files. If not easy, atleast they can adapt quickly. Also, I feel there is no need of Fi