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Course
In 2 hours, my new course, Gradle Plugin Masterclass, will show you how to build and publish a plugin for Gradle for just about any use case and project.
YouTube
I’m going to throw away my engineering hat and build an entire Android app in record-breaking time from start to finish using only ChatGPT with GPT-4. How correct is ChatGPT, and will it tell me everything I need to know? To answer those questions, I'll put ChatGPT to the test to create a simple but functional Android app. Let’s find out together.
YouTube
GitHub just announced its newest AI offering: GitHub Copilot X powered by OpenAI's GPT-4. This new offering, while it is still in invite-only status, will be a game-changer for engineers as it will be able to help you write and understand code, explain documentation, translate your voice to code, help you navigate the terminal, and more. Let's dive into the future with GitHub Copilot X!
YouTube
Android 14 is introducing an official API for screenshot detection. In this video, I'll dive into Android 14's simple, new API for this process, and in 3 steps, I'll show you what it is capable of and how it changes the behavior of the OS. We'll wrap this discussion up with an overview of its pros and cons.
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Android version names, API levels, version codes, and codenames. These are a lot of different pieces of information that even the most seasoned developers often can't keep straight when talking about a version of Android. Fortunately, there is a website that keeps all of this information straight, plus adds in a few bonuses to make it Android's single most useful reference chart for all Android developers.
