Volley, be default doesn’t support GSON. But it gives the flexibility to do anything. Lets see how we can do this. You can read about Complete Volley Demo in Android from here.. I am going to create a new class for the GSON. Below is my class for the GSON. MyGson.java Now create a class… Read More »
Volley is an HTTP library that makes networking for Android apps easier and most importantly, faster. Volley is available through the open AOSP repository. Volley offers the following benefits: Automatic scheduling of network requests. Multiple concurrent network connections. Transparent disk and memory response caching with standard HTTP cache coherence. Support for request prioritization. Cancellation request… Read More »
You can read the First Article about Best Coding Practices in Android here. Re-Use Elements and Layouts Use for reusing layouts. You can read about this from here. Use Different resources for different density Screens. Properly organize your images in mdpi, hdpi,xhdpi etc folders for corresponding screens. This helps to prevent blurry images. Read more… Read More »
Following conventions. Do not try to create a new convention for coding. Follow the standard convention. Like Class Naming. File Naming. Variable Naming. Code commenting. Code intending. Use Memory Efficient Structures The above code results in unnecessary Integer objects created. Android provides data structures which are more efficient for mapping values to other objects. This… Read More »