JAMstack is a stack that includes JavaScript, APIs and markup (JAM) for application delivery. Learn how and when to render your site with JAM!
Applozic Release Notes for Android v5.101.0 and iOS v 8.2.1
Are you learning React? Want to know the best practices? Learn all about the Rendering, Language selection, Routing and more in this tutorial with Applozic!
In this tutorial, we create a fully-fledged Flutter application that leverages Applozic’s powerful chat APIs to deliver a seamless messaging experience.
Take a deep dive into React Query and learn how we can use it to make data fetching simple and efficient!
My first Android project was a music player, which was built on Android Studio and as a beginner then, one knows that it gets very very difficult to…
Ysabelle is a product manager at Zalora, Asia’s leading online fashion destination. Headquartered in Singapore, the fashion and lifestyle brand has a huge customer base in Indonesia, Singapore,…
Learn how to set up push notifications using Firebase FCM and integrate chat in your own application using Applozic Android SDK!
Any business that understands the basic principles of good customer service will know that it’s vital to be successful. Good customer service does more than most professionals might…
Learn how to create one on one, group and contextual conversation chat using Applozic Android SDK and integrate with your own application!
In this article, we will investigate the five most common Android Manifest error messages that you may experience when building up any Android application. We’ll investigate what the messages in this class of errors imply, analyze the possible reasons for these errors, and examine the solutions to resolve them.
In this tutorial, we will create a Bitcoin Tracker App Project in Android using Java and XML. Using a Bitcoin API, the application will display current Bitcoin rates in various regions.
Now that you are at the proverbial crossroads in the yellow woods, one leads to build and other leads to buy, which one will you choose? Sorry you…