This is the second part of our Android wellness app tutorial. Previously, we demonstrated the power of the Ktor framework for the app’s backend. This time, we will show how to use Ktor for the Android side of the application.
“Time to try something new!” said our software developer Andrii Bei and decided to build a wellness app with the Ktor framework. Why did he opt for this tech stack and how to create a backend solely with Ktor — in our new tutorial!
For Ukrainians, hearing air raid alerts has become normal. Sometimes, it's hard to hear the sound from the outside, so we created an Android app with both sound notifications and a widget.
Mobile e-commerce includes a wide range of apps, from stand-alone shops to huge marketplaces. What about an app that helps users make more informed choices while shopping? We got one — check out how to make an Android price comparison application from scratch.
We at Perpetio just love learning and obtaining new professional skills! That’s why we thought it is high time to get our own app for exchanging helpful information. Perpetio Team is sharing all the details — learn how to make an Android knowledge-sharing app in this tutorial.
Twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-nine...or was it twenty-eight? Exercising and counting at the same time is hard, we know. That’s why we created a fitness app that does all the counting, letting the user concentrate on the very physical effort.
When collaborating with a mobile development company for the first time, it’s ok to have questions. Don’t worry! We are here to explain every step of our work process and, hopefully, make things clearer for you.
The choice of available solutions is quite vast, from all-in-one IDEs to niche libraries targeted at specific tasks. Let’s take a look at some of the best Android development software available today.
