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To dip or not to dp, that is the compose question
I know what you are thinking, why wasn’t this feature shipped with the compose 1.0, a travesty! Well don’t worry because now it’s here, by un-popular demand. No longer do you have to pine for…
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Using AdMob banner Ads in a Compose Layout
This is a real quick post to give you some pointers of how to use Google AdMob banner ads in an Android Jetpack Compose view layout. Right off the bat I want to say two…
Hiding Text in Kotlin – How many ways?
At some point you may want to show that you know a text value, but not show the value itself. For example, when you have sensitive data stored like a password, you may want to…
[TUT] How to use another power supply with your IoT device
When creating IoT systems, you’ll often want to use devices that run off another voltage of power supply than the normal 3.3v or 5v that your Raspberry Pi or other development board can give out.…
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[TUT] Android Things – Using the ADS1015 analog to digital converter driver library
This post is going to explain how to use the ADS1015 Analog to Digital converter with Android Things. The board can convert analog sensor signals to digital input for the android things board, as well…
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[TUT] Android Things – Capacitive Touch Buttons, GPIO on the Rainbow Hat
This blog will show you how to use the capacitive touch buttons of the Rainbow hat peripheral. In learning about the capacitive buttons we will use the GPIO protocol which can come in handy for…
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