MMAP is a UNIX system call that maps files into memory. It’s a method used for memory-mapped file I/O. It brings in the optimization of lazy loading or demand paging such that the I/O or reading file doesn’t happen when the memory allocation is done, but when the memory is accessed. In this article, I’ll be explaining how what mmap is and how it can be used for sharing memory in Linux. It kind of is the backbone of shared memory in Android.

Understanding the concept of server-driven UI for native mobile development

SOLID is the acronym that intends to join several principles about good design practices in software development. We have covered the first three letters of it and today it is the time for ISP. If you haven't read the previous articles

There are two major factors in an HTTPS connection, a valid certificate that server presents during handshaking, and a cipher suite to be used for data encryption during transmission. The certificate is the essential component and serves as a proof of identity of the server. The client will only trust the server if the server can provide a valid certificate that is signed by one of the trusted Certificate Authorities that come pre-installed in the client, otherwise, the connection will be aborte

Development Productivity Faster and Build Better Applications. Flutter is a Framework from google for Creating Cross-platform mobile apps.

One of the most common use cases happens when our application needs to communicate with a web service in order to exchange data. This data exchange can oscillate from a less to a more sensitive nature, and vary between a login request, user data alteration petition, etc.

In this article we will list 12 very useful and highly maintained community flutter libraries that in my opinion every developer should know about.

Nearby connections is a peer-to-peer networking API that allows apps to easily discover, connect to, and exchange data with nearby devices in real-time, regardless of network connectivity.

Some cool works from UI designers about mobile app UI design to keep you inspired

By using a Docker container, we can build and run tests for multiple feature branches, speeding up the development and increasing productivity. In this tutorial, we’re going to learn how to build a lightweight Android container to isolate the testing process.