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Sorry, but I am not sure which code you are talking about 🤔

Thanks a ton! ✨

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Hey there, I am still waiting for your message 😊

Hi, please find me with @mohsenoud handle on almost any social network and send me a direct message so we proceed 🤠

Hi, please find me with @mohsenoud handle on almost any social network and send me a direct message so we proceed 🤠

Cool! Thanks for the tip! 👌

Interesting, I've never used the zoom feature in Windows version. As far as I can see, the Mac version's interface is total different in comparison to Windows version and there is no zoom feature.

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Yes, I am experiencing it, too. I think it is because of different new line characters between Mac and Windows (CR vs. CR/LF). When you run a script which touches a file and changes the new line character you see the file has changed but no changes visible. The solution is to stage it and it will vanish cause git takes care of replacing the new line character to the one supported by the OS you are using. 🤓

@@AndroidDeveloperTips Thanks :)

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It's great you're exploring Maestro for UI testing! While Maestro doesn't have built-in interception capabilities like Cypress, you can definitely achieve similar API response validation using external tools. Wiremock is a solid choice, and you also can consider MockWebServer (OkHttp) and Retrofit Mock.

Glad you found it helpful ❤️ 🙌

Cool, will give it a shot 👍

People from different countries have different English accents. We can improve our listening skills by exposing ourselves to various accents. 😊 The last time I checked, the auto-generated transcription was 90% accurate, and it can be helpful. 🤓

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I have no experience with TV Apps in production, but I was surprised to find a different Android API for PiP. 🤔 I'll keep you posted if I learn anything.

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Thank you! Cheers!🎉

I understand that you are concerned about the APK logs that have been released. Unfortunately, it is not possible to prevent third-party libraries from using the Android Log API. However, most libraries do offer log settings that allow you to specify what should be logged. If this is not an option, you can get in touch with the developers of the library and request that they add this feature. Alternatively, you can fork the repository and fix the issue yourself. Once you have done this, you can submit a pull request so that your changes can be included in future releases of the library. 💎 In the end, some non-sensitive logs are not harmful. 😊

​@@AndroidDeveloperTips Thank you for your response. If disabling logs from third-party libraries is not feasible, is there a way to prevent my application (as I am creating a library) from generating logs such as 'Accessing hidden method' that are not related to third-party libraries? I have tried using the Proguard file, but it hasn't provided the desired outcome.

You can use Proguard rules to remove all logs in the final build: stackoverflow.com/a/5553290. I haven't tried this in production, but it's worth a shot.

@@AndroidDeveloperTips thank you

Unfortunately, I don't own the plugin. You can either open a PR or an issue for the repo, or fork the repo to fix the issue on your own.

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It seems unnecessary to create a new video. 🙂 You can simply store your documents in a "readme.md" file in your project root or each folder. This way, tools like GitHub can easily access and visualize them. You can also include your Mermaid diagrams within these readme files.

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Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

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Droidcon is not a Google organization, but rather an independent community conference series that focuses on Android development. Droidcon is a franchise name for a series of community conferences focused on software development for Google's Android smartphone framework. The conferences are the largest Android developer conferences held outside the USA. The first droidcon conference was held in Berlin in 2009, as a grassroots effort organized by Android developers.

Droidcon is not a Google organization, but rather an independent community conference series that focuses on Android development. Droidcon is a franchise name for a series of community conferences focused on software development for Google's Android smartphone framework. The conferences are the largest Android developer conferences held outside the USA. The first droidcon conference was held in Berlin in 2009, as a grassroots effort organized by Android developers.

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You should keep this and just add the "base-config" to the "network-security-config" block.

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Here is a repository where I used to collect interview questions: github.com/mohsenoid/Android-Interview-Questions I hope you find it useful. Good luck with the interview. 🍀🤞☺️

@@AndroidDeveloperTips Thank you so much, sir☺🙏

There are many solutions for adding API key to the Gradle file, check this StackOverflow thread, I am sure you will find a good solution for your case: stackoverflow.com/q/35722904/2359762

Already am searching on stack overflow then am implementing . But showing error on gradle file Android studios giraffe this version how to add on API key gradle file

There is something in the latest AGP that the BuildConfig feature is disabled by default. To enable the feature, you need to add the following to your module-level `build.gradle`: `android.buildFeatures.buildConfig true` The rest is the same as before and you can define BuildConfig fields the same as before: `buildConfigField("String", "API_KEY", "\"ABCD123XYZ\"")` Just keep in mind that this is not the safest place to keep your secret API keys.

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Glad it was helpful! ❤️

There are two types of GitHub setups that different companies use. Some use GitHub.com directly, and some use GitHub Enterprise and install it on their own servers. It sounds like you have selected the Enterprise login option, which asks for the server URL where your service is installed. If you want to use a normal GitHub account, you don’t need to provide a server URL. You just need to enter your personal access token or use the OAuth option which uses your browser to sign in.

@@AndroidDeveloperTips Thanks bro, really was clicking on the wrong login option

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Hope that you liked it. ❤️

I am not very good in German 😅

Not an option to cut that presentation out 😂

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