Writing Performant Layouts With the ever-increasing complexity of mobile applications, you would always want to avoid user reviews like “this app is janky” or “it is too slow on my device”....

Recently our designer came with this gorgeous selector to pick color values on a linear scale: Even though it might look complicated, it is pretty simple once you break it down into separate components....

What is a geofence? From: developer.android.com A “geofence” is a virtual geographic boundary that enables software to trigger a response when a mobile device enters or leaves a particular area....

Dependency Injection (DI) on Android has been a hot button topic for quite a while now. Opinions range from not using DI at all, to using manual DI, to swearing by Dagger, to using the host of new libraries that have been popping up....

If you haven’t read through Part 1 and Part 2 of the series to become a Multilingual Super Hero in Django, I highly encourage you to do that before reading this part of the series....

Creating and assigning app icons is a regular part of iOS and macOS development. Whether you generate each icon manually or have a template that generates them for you, there are still a number of issues that can arise:...

With the recent release of iOS12 and ARKit 2, we at Fueled decided to build a multidevice AR game called Toppler to explore some of its capabilities....

In the previous post, we did a basic setup of our Django based project to help us on our path for becoming a multilingual Super Hero by setting up the internationalization and localization machinery....

Imagine! You’ve got this awesome app served by a RESTful API through Django/DRF and suddenly a requirement comes in: We want this app and CMS (admin panel) in Chinese or...

This is the last article is a series of three articles regarding memory management in Swift. If you’re new to memory management in Swift, the first article talks all about it!...