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Google plans to make testing your apps for compatibility issues much simpler in the next Android 11 release. The company’s annual I/O developer event is an exciting time for techies. Shiny new toys are debuted at I/O for both developers and consumers, but they can also present compatibility problems which can ruin the experience users […]
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A new analysis highlights the most in – demand programming skills looked for by employers as we begin the new decade. Nick Kolakowski, a writer for Dice Insights, analysed data from Burning Glass – an analytics software company providing real-time data on job trends – and found that most job postings in the past 30 days wanted SQL skills.
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This year, mobile applications continued to become more and more popular. Fortunately there are many programming tools available to developers who want to create them. Among these tools there is Flutter, which has distinguished itself lately. What is Flutter? Flutter is a free and open-source mobile UI framework created by Google and released in May
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I used to think that you were either a web designer or a web developer. Or maybe you were one of those rare unicorns who did both. But either way, you either worked on the design of the site, or the code that made it work. And then I started seeing all these job listings asking for “front end
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Google appears set to finally add wireless ADB (Android Debug Bridge) to its mobile platform in the next major release, a feature highly-requested by developers. ADB enables app developers to communicate between their PC and Android device. Once connected, it’s used for sideloading APKs, generating logs, managing files, and more. Currently, ADB requires a wired
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