Jetpack compose: Custom animations

Wanna learn how to design custom animations in Jetpack Compose?
This article will help you learn how to implement super cool custom animations using Jetpack compose in Android.

We are going to implement four different animations in this post.
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Heartbeat animation: This animation contains a heart-shaped image and we will animate it in such a way that it looks like a beating heart.

Wiggle animation: In this animation, we will have a square box and we will provide a wiggling effect on the box.

Flash animation:In this animation, we will have a square box and we will provide a flashing effect on the box.

Chasing circle animation: This animation contains multiple arcs and a circle and we will provide scaling and rotating effects on them.

Don’t worry if you didn’t get all the animations.

Check out the project on GitHub for the complete working solution and example.

Read full version of this post on canopas blog.

https://blog.canopas.com/jetpack-compose-custom-animations-550dcdcded83

How to send email using AWS SES and custom template in Golang

https://blog.canopas.com/sending-email-using-aws-simple-mail-service-ses-and-static-templates-with-golang-fa3b36da7230

iOS dev— import music from user’s device using document picker


How to import music from device using document picker?

Here's the guide to how can we import local music from your iPhone or iPad’s file app into your iOS application.

Many times, as a developer we come across requirements where we want to add some music from your local music library instead of getting it from API.

Here's a step by step guide to learn how to import music from user device using document picker.

https://blog.canopas.com/ios-dev-import-music-from-users-device-using-document-picker-98e3e76d83c5

7 signs you’re growing as a programmer


How can you measure your progress as a programmer?

Here are 7 signs you're growing as a programmer

Don’t only write code
Content and knowledge sharing
Constantly look for improvements
Crave new trends in development besides meeting deadlines
Timebox ambiguous task
Valuable code reviews
Selective about choosing third party libraries

To discover more, read the full article on our blog.canopas.com

https://blog.canopas.com/7-signs-youre-growing-as-a-programmer-32727e6c2eff

Canopas Podcast 7— REST vs. GraphQL


What you should choose from REST and GraphQL?

Find why and how choosing the proper architectural style can make your life easier.

Keylines of the podcast:

What is web service?
What is GraphQL?
What is Rest?
Does GraphQL replace REST?
How to start development in GraphQL and in REST?
Is GraphQL relies on Frontend or Backend?
Conclusion

This podcast will guide you on which is the best choice, REST OR GraphQL, and with which you should go.

Visit blog.canopas.com for more information.

https://blog.canopas.com/canopas-podcast-7-rest-vs-graphql-5327fbe0527

Golang — Time utility functions you will always need

How to use timestamp and other utility functions?

In this blog, we will discuss some of the utilities like adding days or finding differences between timestamps, etc. Which we many times come around but are not available at the library level. May this article will save some of your minutes!

Add days to or subtract days from a given time
Get day start time
Get Day end time
Check whether the given two days are the same or not
Find a number of days between given timestamps
Find a number of weekdays(Mon, Tue,…) between two dates
Check if a given year is a leap year

For implementation details, visit canopas blog.

https://blog.canopas.com/golang-time-utility-functions-you-will-always-need-d7840d091468