Resources to learn XML for Android

Hey Guys,

Recently I got an internship at a fintech company as an android dev. The android app is written in XML views for now and they were talking about shifting to compose around next year.

So me personally I do not have any experience doing android development. My background is in Frontend focused full stack development. I applied for this internship because i wanted to explore mobile development.

I explored compose a bit and realized it had similar patterns to react so i think i can easily get used to it

but i also have to learn XML but i found very limited online resources. Can you guys provide some resources from where I can learn XML

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/Kotlin

Need Advice for my Android Dev Internship

So, I landed a android development internship at the most popular digital wallet company of my country. The thing is I have 0 experience doing android development or Kotlin (I wrote the first line of Kotlin just today).

The only experience I can think of that is close to android development is when I made a cross platform journaling app using .NET Maui Blazor Hybrid. I am fluent and have real work experience in TS and React. I also have experience and have done projects in C#, Python.

I need advice on how I should learn Android Development and Kotlin.

Please help me out. I genuinely want to learn Android Development and develop my own skills and expand my SWE domain.

🙏🙏🙏

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u/Good_Language1763 — 9 days ago

Need Advice for my Android Dev Internship

So, I landed a android development internship at the most popular digital wallet company of my country. The thing is I have 0 experience doing android development or Kotlin (I wrote the first line of Kotlin just today).

The only experience I can think of that is close to android development is when I made a cross platform journaling app using .NET Maui Blazor Hybrid. I am fluent and have real work experience in TS and React. I also have experience and have done projects in C#, Python.

I need advice on how I should learn Android Development and Kotlin.

Please help me out. I genuinely want to learn Android Development and develop my own skills and expand my SWE domain.

🙏🙏🙏

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u/Good_Language1763 — 9 days ago
▲ 23 r/nextjs

NextJs Dev server is extremely slow compared to vite

I made a FYP project with nextjs a couple months back and it seemed fine then but then in my job we use tanstack router and query with vite and i got used to its insane speed for development.

Now just yesterday i revisted my project after some time and god it nextjs dev server insanely slow. I change one css from red-500 to red-400 it just keeps rendering compiling and takes so long to show just that one change. I prefer refreshing my webapp instead of waiting for that hmr to work.

and no its not that nextjs is caching after long time. I worked on a lot yesterday and still today those same pages and components takes so long to refresh.

Why is nextjs lagging so much in this aspect ?

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u/Good_Language1763 — 28 days ago

Any versik employee here ?

I wanted to know what kind of questions are aksed in the interview ?

How technical are the questions ??

do they make you do leetcode kinda questions ?

Especially for a Dev and QA role

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago

I needed honest feedback on my resume. I wanted to mainly know if it over bloated or not and if i should shorten it ?

Also another thing that i wanted to say is I dont wanna be stuck as a frontend dev forever. I love frontend but i also love working with backend and databases.

As stated in my CV i do not have real backend or Fullstack job experience and was wondering if my projects would be enough for me to land a mid level full stack / software engineering roles.

u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago

I needes honest feedback on my resume. I wanted to mainly know if it over bloated or not and if i should shorten it ?

Also another thing that i wanted to say is I dont wanna be stuck as a frontend dev forever. I love frontend but i also love working with backend and databases.

As stated in my CV i do not have real backend or Fullstack job experience and was wondering if my projects would be enough for me to land a mid level full stack / software engineering roles.

u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/dotnet

If any of you use react in Frontend and donet for backend how do you guys communicate between them.

I am looking for an example api.ts wrapper file configuration

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago

I had this project manager extension setup with all of my projects in vs code and switching between my multiple projects was like 2 - 3 keybindings.

I was wondering how to have similar setup with zed ?

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/dotnet

I am building a project using ASP.net and TanStack Start. I use JWT auth but transfer them in http only cookie.

The issue I am facing is that using default createRoute function in TanStack and defining fetch function in loader. I get 401 as there is no cookie in server.

Opting into ssr: false fixes this but I was wondering if there is any other solution to use ssr with cookie based auth or is this dead end and I only have CSR as my option.

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/reactjs

I am building a project using ASP.net and TanStack Start. I use JWT auth but transfer them in http only cookie.

The issue I am facing is that using default createRoute function in TanStack and defining fetch function in loader. I get 401 as there is no cookie in server.

Opting into ssr: false fixes this but I was wondering if there is any other solution to use ssr with cookie based auth or is this dead end and I only have CSR as my option.

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u/Good_Language1763 — 2 months ago