Asynchrony programming provides an efficient way to perform app development work because you do not have to block the main thread of the application during the execution of time-consuming tasks.
Learn how to use push notifications to notify your user of an incoming call when an application is closed or in the background mode.
Android Studio has native integration with Git and GitHub to allow most actions via the Android Studio UI. This makes it easy to track and manage your Git work.
Read the second of two tutorials explaining how to implement push notification to your Android application.
This article provides a step-by-step guide for setting up your Android App so that you can add push notifications.
Read our Kotlin vs Java comparison to learn the strengths of both languages and to see which is a better choice for your Android app development project.
Learn more about the pros & cons of building chat with Java vs Kotlin. The QuickBlox SDK enables you to build a complete Android chat app in whichever language you prefer.
In the eternal “cross-platform vs native” battle, which side do you choose? We offer a brief snapshot of the pros and cons of each side.
Want to discover how to add chat or video calling to your Android app? Our tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to run QuickBlox Android samples.
In this article, we provide a detailed Kotlin tutorial for you to explore the power of QuickBlox Android SDK. Build a fully-functional chat app today.
In this tutorial we took a look at how to prepare Meteor for mobile development, integrate QuickBlox JavaScript SDK as we built a nice quick chatting application with it.
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