Today I Learned
A collection of concise write-ups on small things I learn day to day across a variety of languages and technologies. These are things that don't really warrant a full blog post.
Read more about why and how I started this at: https://hackernoon.com/today-i-learned-ok-technically-yesterday-65c64e1dcb6
34 TILs and counting...
You can check my TILs list here
- Safely accessing lateinit properties in Kotlin
- Constants in Kotlin
- Domain-Specific Language (DSL) using Kotlin
- Sealed Classes in Kotlin
- Inline Functions in Kotlin
- Variable Number of Arguments in Methods in Kotlin
- Launching Activities using Kotlin DSL
- The with() operator in Kotlin
- Asynchronous Calls in Koltin
- Operator Overloading in Kotlin
- Gradle Dependencies using Auto Complete with Kotlin
- Gradle Dependencies using Google's Way
- Defining Constants in Gradle
- Gradle doesn't run because it can't find tools.jar in JRE
- Publishing Your Android Kotlin/Java Library on jCenter
- Where to get AAR file of any library?
- Adding Password Protected Maven Repository URL in Gradle
- Difference between Build Type, Flavour, and Build Variant in Android
- Percentage Width/Height using Constraint Layout
- Go to Code Line from Logcat Output Line
- Closing All Actvities and Launching Any Specific
- Live Code Templates in Android Studio
- Adding Padding in Tabs in Android
- IntDef and StringDef in Android
- Creating Separate Modules for Debug And Release
- RecyclerView Scrolling Issue with NestedScrollView
- Add Logs without Code in Android
- Auto Sizing Text Views
- RecyclerView Item Margins and Padding 🕞 🔜
- Data Binding for Layout 🕞
- Lots of Errors in Code but Still App Runs in Android Studio
- Combining Urdu String through Data Binding
- The requireActivity() and requireContext() example
- Encrypt/Decrypt Strings in Android
Inspired by jbranchaud/til and first learned from 7 Habits I Wish Every (Junior) Programmer Should Have.
The best way you can contribute is to support the idea of keeping track of things you learned. Just create a public repo and start writing and sharing notes. This is way better than keeping them to yourself.