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Monetizing an Android app

Monetizing an app should be your main purpose after creating the apk. Normal guys think that you are paid per download of an app, but no, you aren't. That myth is for tech newbies. The monetization of your app is on your head so, we need to go through some good monetizatio…

The traveler's guide to UI, UX or front end design - x-droov

To get a tech company off the ground you need to be a full stack developer with maximum understanding of UI/UX or front end development. If you need that, welcome to the traveller's guide to front end development. Everyone teachers you how to style elements, but no one tea…

Making Android web bots that click on links - x-droov

As usual your bot will not be able to properly emulate human behavior if it can't do a simple click. In this part of our Android web bot guide, we are going to go through how to make a bot that clicks on an offline page. After making that bot, we'll also make one that …

Creating an Android web bot in java - x-droov

If you understand automation in java and JavaScript then getting on with creating an Android web bot becomes an easy task. I looked for guides on creating web bots, but I got different answers which never fulfilled what I wanted. After that, I decided to take another direction…

Writing into an SQLite database(A guide to Android SQLite part 3(a))- x-droov

Now that you can create a database, part 3(a) is to teach you how to write records into your database because you can't read records which you haven't written into the database. Writing records in the database is an interesting activity because your app's memory in…

Getting icons, drawables and resources for your Android project - x-droov

Let me guide you on how you will find free icons, drawables and any other resources for your Android project. If you think you'll use Google, you're far from the answer. As you grow with Android, you start keeping a large bank of useful icons and vectors for use in mos…

Part 2: A guide to Android SQLite ( part 2: Creating the database) - x-droov

Now that you learnt what Android sqlite is. In part 2, you'll be guided on how to create an SQLite database for your app. This creation will let you open a new database in your app's specific storage. That means that only your app will be able to read and write into th…

Installing apps on Android 11 and above with code studio - x-droov

If you're using Android 11 and above, you realize that you can't install apps created by code studio directly on your device. In  this article, you'll actually install your apps on Android 11 and above with no hustle. Why you can't install apps on Android 11 an…

A guide to Android SQLite( part 1: what it is) - x-droov

There are two things that make Android development great; Android SQLite and Android file system management. Without Android SQLite you are not a complete Android developer because almost all great user interfacing apps use databases to store information. You'll find out t…