Situation here is, you do a course, you take an exam, you pass and you have a degree.

You will get the same degree if you pass by 40% or by 99.9%. What significance does that make? Also people here can do anything to pass.
And the courses are based more on theory rather than practical applications.

I spend more time doing projects, because I feel by doing that I can actually learn something. And for that I need to be self-taught, so.....

Heavenly 😍

Yeah I do hate that I have to write System.out.println() everytime I need to print something (mostly for debugging). Apart from that I do somewhat like it.

Arch Linux.
I liked mint too.

I received the same too. And I actually did upload, because why not.
You will occasionally receive messages of renewing your app as well.

ADB over wifi is a solution. But I use file sharing in Windows (using smb), and use a local web server in Linux. Unfortunately, smb based file sharing does not work well in Mac so I plan to use a local web server in it.

I use Windows more for file transfer because it really is a breeze to use. All I need to do is share a directory in Windows with RW access, and then in my phone I use solid file explorer to set up the smb connection, and that's it.

SSD makes the difference I guess then?

@Swarup
Guess it's a matter of perspective then, and some other technical stuff :p.

Earlier when I used to do in Windows with 4 gigs, it was really a pain, like generation of signed apk would easily take 2-3 mins, and while doing it, using the pc for other stuff was near to impossible (and obviously the background music would stutter). And this is all without using the emulator, if i started using the emulator on that shit, I won't even be able to make a test run on it.

Now I have switched to mac with 8 gigs, and the experience is really good, even with the emulator running. Infact I can actually test my app in emulator here in mac. Signed apk generation takes less than a min.

8GB is good enough for me (because earlier I had to work with 4 gigs), although I do feel the need of 16GB.

C++ anytime anyday

@Alireza6677
They didn't remove it, with Android nougat, theme engine needed some changes. They were being worked on, but then CM became history. And in LineageOS, I don't think anyone is working on it right now, they may ditch CMTE altogether (coz of copyright issues maybe).

Approved (by a LineageOS maintainer). 😉

Hate it coz, although I love solving them, I hate the fact that most of the problems are non sensical, with hardly any imaginable practical use. Most of them tests how well we can come up with logic, which makes the competition similar to some maths competition.

Using it for months, still no likes ;_;

@t4ils
I was thinking of not to reply to those mails but guess I will do this. 😁😁

"You don't need to write comments.... If you don't write codes" ;)

🙋

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Interesting selection of Animes, I find them similar to my likings.
P.S - DxD fan here

Always hated Samsung, but I really like this S8.
Not gonna get it tho. 😛

@thedarkdev
I earlier used to post in relevant FB groups, then started posting in relevant G+ communities. I only posted them when I made a major update.

@redstonetehnik
Utility app. Especially for people who likes to use custom ROMs.

@Haxk20
Good luck.
One of my app which is up on Play Store and doing well, was released back in February last year (not on Play Store but some other sites). I was able to get max daily users of about 50. In November last year when I got the GP dev account and published it on Play Store, the daily user count increased to 100, then 200, then 300-400. Now it does about 600 on weekdays and reaches about 1k on weekends.
TLDR; With your app up on Play Store, and wilth just the right amount of promotion, your app will get the amount of response it deserves. :)

@CozyPlanes
4$ is good for a first month earning.

For me, the API just won't respond. ;_;

Mine.
I am that type of guy who rarely changes wallpaper, ringtones and other customisable stuff.

Fun fact: I changed my desktop and lockscreen wallpaper last month, last time I did the same, it was 2015 I think :p

Android Developer website + stackoverflow is good enough.
Android Developer website to get started with something and stackoverflow to clear any doubts/difficulties you face in it. And if I still have further difficulties I would check the source of that thing in Android's source git. The sources are well documented too as one would expect.

@CorruptComputer
Try checking the XDA forums, OP3 s quite popular in terms of aftermarket development, no MIUI for OP3 would be surprising.

Believe me, nobody here (that is, in my college, even people from other colleges) loves Physics. That applies for all other branches.
Maybe the stuffs there in your Physics syllabus are different, may actually make sense, but here, its totally non-sensical, unrelatable and unreadable proofs and stuffs.
Yeah I do enjoy quite a few parts like Electricity, magnetism, some parts of mechanics and even ray optics, but the stuffs that were present in this semester was totally alien stuff. 😖

9 times out of 10, I will forget to call the new method I just wrote.
Earlier I even used to spend time debugging it, but now, since I know myself, the first thing I check when my newly implemented stuff doesn't work, is whether I have even called it or not.😂