In the previous article, we have seen How to Add Data to Firebase Firestore in Android, How to read the data from Firebase Firestore in Android. Now we will see How to Update this added data inside our Firebase Firestore. Now we will move towards the implementation of this updating data in Android Firebase using Jetpack Compose. We will be creating a similar screen as we were creating for adding the data and inside this screen, we will be updating our data inside our Firebase Firestore and that data will also be updated inside our app. Below is the video in which we can get to see what we are going to build in this app. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article....

APIs are used in android applications to access data from servers. We can perform various CRUD operations using these APIs within our database such as adding new data, updating data, and reading as well as updating data. In this article, we will take a look at How to Update Data in API using Volley in Android with Jetpack Compose....

Firebase Realtime Database is the backend service that is provided by Google for handling backend tasks for your Android apps, IOS apps as well as websites. It provides so many services such as storage, database, and many more. The feature for which Firebase is famous is its Firebase Realtime Database. By using Firebase Realtime Database in your app you can give live data updates to your users without actually refreshing your app. So in this article, we will be creating a simple app in which we will be using Firebase Realtime Database and retrieve the data from the Firebase Realtime database and will see the real-time data changes in our android application using Jetpack Compose. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article....

Firebase Realtime Database provides us with a feature to give Real-time updates to your data inside your app within milliseconds. With the help of Firebase, you can provide Real-time updates to your users. In this article, we will take a look at How to add data to Firebase Realtime Database in Android using Jetpack Compose. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article....

Many times while building an android application such as using an audio player like a music player. We have to add functionality to add a volume controller for our media player within our application. So that we can control the volume of our media player. In this article, we will take a look at How to adjust the volume of an android phone programmatically in android using Jetpack Compose....

In Android, there are no inbuilt schemes to implement designed text like the word art, which is available in applications like MS Word. We can always refer to or download such schemes like designed font faces to implement designed text. However, it is also possible to natively build (building from scratch) such designed texts in an Android Project....

In Android, an EditText is a sub-class of TextView, a UI element used to take text input from the user. EditText is generally used to collect information from the user for storing details or giving inputs for performing a function. However, in Jetpack Compose, we have TextField to collect and display textual data....

We have seen the implementation of Google Maps in Android along with markers on it. But many apps provide features so that users can specify the location on which they have to place markers. So in this article, we will implement a SearchView in our Android app so that we can search a location name and add a marker to that location. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article....

Jetpack Compose is a modern UI toolkit that is designed to simplify UI development in Android. It consists of a reactive programming model with conciseness and ease of Kotlin programming language. It is fully declarative so that you can describe your UI by calling some series of functions that will transform your data into a UI hierarchy. When the data changes or is updated then the framework automatically recalls these functions and updates the view for you. In this article, we will see some of the basic topics which are helpful before starting with Jetpack Compose....

Many times in android applications while using a button we have to display an image along with the text in our button. So that users will get to know about what the button actually does rather than simply displaying icons within the button. In this article, we will take a look at How to combine text and image in a button in an Android application using Jetpack Compose. A sample video is given below to get an idea about what we are going to do in this article....

Jetpack Compose is Android’s advanced toolkit for creating materialistic UI in a very simpler form. It does not require any kind of XML files in Android Studio also it helps to create native applications as well. It is recently launched in the Android Studio Arctic Fox version. Jetpack Compose Functions are declared as:...

Android Jetpack is a set of software components, libraries, tools, and guidance to help in developing robust Android applications. Launched by Google in 2018, Jetpack comprises existing android support libraries, android architecture components with an addition of the Android KTX library as a single modular entity. Nowadays, nearly 99% of the apps present on the Google Play Store uses Android Jetpack libraries. The behavior area of the android jetpack covers those libraries that enable users to interact with the application through the UI. This component integrates the standard Android services like notification, downloading, permissions, sharing, assistant, etc. This article explains each and every library of the Behavior component in detail. Jetpack consist of a wide collection of libraries that are built in a way to work together and make robust mobile applications. Its software components have been divided into 4 categories:...