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Monday, April 1, 2024

WebP vs GIF: Pros, Cons, and Selection Guidelines

Introduction to WebP and GIF WebP and GIF are widely used image formats on the web. Both formats are used to represent images in web environments, but they have different features and uses. WebP is an image format developed by Google that can represent high-quality still images and moving images with small file sizes. This helps to increase the loading speed of web pages and improve the user experience. GIF...

Thursday, March 28, 2024

Reducing Global Service Latency using AWS

Introduction to AWS CloudFront and How to Use It AWS CloudFront is a content delivery network (CDN) service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). This service delivers data, videos, applications, APIs, and more to users quickly and securely. This is made possible by utilizing AWS's global edge location network. By using CloudFront, you can deliver content to users faster. This is because content...

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Using Method Channel and Event Channel in Flutter for Android(Kotlin) and iOS(Swift)

Here is an English translation: Introduction to Flutter Method Channel and Event Channel Flutter provides various mechanisms that enable communication between Dart and native code. Among them, the Method Channel and Event Channel are particularly important. The Method Channel provides one-way communication between Dart and native code. This allows you to call native functions from Dart and receive...

Meta Refresh vs HTTP Redirect: Differences and Pros & Cons

1. What is Meta Refresh? Meta Refresh is a method for automatically refreshing a web page or redirecting to another page. It is implemented using the meta tag in HTML. Here is an example of using Meta Refresh: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;url=https://example.com/"> The code above redirects the user to 'https://example.com/' after 5 seconds. !-- --> (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle...

Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Simultaneous Playback of Multiple Media Files and Audio using Android ExoPlayer

Introduction to Android ExoPlayer Android ExoPlayer is an open-source media player library developed by Google. It provides more features and flexibility than the default Android MediaPlayer API and supports various media formats. Additionally, it offers the ability to play multiple audio and video streams simultaneously, providing users with a richer media experience. implementation 'com.google.android.exoplayer:exoplayer:2.X.X' ExoPlayer...

The Ultimate Guide to Writing Test Code for Flutter App Development

The Importance of Flutter and Test Codes Flutter has become a popular framework for mobile app development, providing fast development speed and an excellent user experience. However, as app features become more complex and user requirements diversify, there is an increasing need for reliable code. For this reason, writing test codes is an essential process that greatly contributes to improving...

Monday, March 25, 2024

Flutter Development with Riverpod: Best Practices and Practical Examples

Introduction to Riverpod Riverpod is one of the most popular libraries used for state management in Flutter. It helps developers effectively manage the state of their app, increase code reusability, and improve overall app performance. This library was created to overcome the limitations of the Provider package. While Provider is a powerful tool for state management, it has some limitations. For...

USB, Thunderbolt, DP, HDMI: Differences and Selection Criteria

Let's Learn About USB USB stands for "Universal Serial Bus", and it is the most common way to connect computers and peripheral devices. USB has several versions with different data transfer speeds and power supply capabilities. For example, USB 2.0 provides a data transfer rate of 480Mbps per second, while USB 3.0 provides a maximum speed of 5Gbps per second. USB is the most common connection...

Efficient Use of Screen Command and Shortcuts in macOS

What is the screen command? Screen is an extremely powerful tool that can be used on Linux and macOS systems. It is also known as a "terminal multiplexer" as it allows users to open multiple terminal sessions simultaneously, switch between them, detach and reattach sessions. With the screen command, you can keep processes running even after a network disconnection. Additionally, if you're working...

Friday, March 22, 2024

Guide to REST API Documentation and Recommended Tools

What is a REST API? A REST API is an acronym for Representational State Transfer API, and it is one of the ways to exchange data in web services. This method is an architecture that can take full advantage of the benefits of the web and is based on the HTTP protocol. In REST APIs, each URL represents a resource, and CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on that resource are performed through...

Wednesday, March 20, 2024

Maximizing Copilot: Tips and Tricks

Introduction to Copilot Copilot is an artificial intelligence assistant that helps developers with their daily work. It supports various tasks such as writing code, fixing bugs, and learning new languages, thereby greatly improving developers' productivity. Copilot analyzes the user's code and suggests appropriate code snippets accordingly. This can help solve complex algorithmic problems, start...

Creating and Compiling Executable Files with Dart

How to Install the Dart SDK To use Dart, you need to first install the Dart SDK. The Dart SDK includes tools related to the Dart language. In this chapter, we will learn how to install the Dart SDK. 1.1 Download the Dart SDK The Dart SDK can be downloaded from the official Dart website. After accessing the website, click the 'Get Dart' button to download the Dart SDK for various platforms. 1.2...

Differences and Uses of async and async* in Flutter

Introducing the Concepts of async and async* in Flutter Flutter uses the Dart language to develop apps. Dart supports asynchronous programming, which allows multiple tasks to be processed simultaneously. One of the important concepts in asynchronous programming is the 'Future' and 'Stream'. To understand these two concepts, you need to know about the async and async* keywords. The async keyword...

Guide to Using async, isolate, and stream in Flutter

Introduction to Flutter, async, isolate, and stream Flutter is an open-source mobile application development framework developed by Google. With this framework, you can develop iOS and Android apps with a single codebase. In Flutter, asynchronous programming is handled using three important concepts: async, isolate, and stream. These three concepts play a crucial role in improving the performance...