This article by Riccardo Cardin focuses on the functional approaches and introduces the Arrow library, looking at Absent values, Nullables, and Options.
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glove-android is an Android library that provides a clean interface to GloVe word embeddings, which have been quite popular in NLP applications. Shubham Panchal shows how to make use of it.
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The Jetpack Media3 1.0 release includes new functionality in the Transformer module for converting media files between formats, or transcoding, and applying editing operations.
Biometric authentication allows users to access their apps using their unique characteristics like fingerprint, face, or iris recognition. John Codeos shows how to add support to your Android app.
This article by Pierre-Yves Ricau leverages statistics fundamentals to suggest a scientifically sound approach to analyzing Jetpack Macrobenchmark results.
This series by Kevin Schildhorn provides some definition of commonly seen code in Gradle builds, and act as a cheat sheet you can reference in the future.
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Google I/O 2023 is just a week away, kicking off on Wednesday May 10 at 10AM PT with the Google Keynote and followed at 12:15PM PT by the Developer Keynote
Google is announcing deeper partnerships with Android hardware manufacturers to help ensure APIs for background work are supported predictably and consistently across the ecosystem.
Charfaoui Younes delves into the lesser-known recursion features of Kotlin that can assist you in crafting code that is both succinct and effective while avoiding stack overflow errors.
