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We all have faced this issue developing a cross-platform app using HTML, CSS. Angular application can be solved by adding a class on opening a specific route. So by default every page will have a safe area by adding safe-area class with following css. .safe-area { margin-top: constant(safe-area-inset-top); margin-top: env(
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While uploading screenshots from the Figma file to our Apple store screenshot section, we faced multiple issues: * Alpha channel or transparency * Image sizes are not proper (2x channel) So what I saw was while exporting the assets we had used the 2x option for the images. To fix the alpha
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For many developers, deploying an app becomes a headache, as during the time of shipping, one has to take care of app size, asset compression, redirection rules, etc. The best approach to this involves, creating the deployment process at the very early stage during development time itself. This helps to
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I had installed my dream multi-boot system in my beast machine. All were used for different purposes every day. Most of the time, it was for coding, editing and experimenting various technologies. Here is the list: 1. Android Marshmallow (Remix OS) 2. Kali Linux (Debian) 3. Fedora 4. Arch Linux
Tools
Features: 1. Define a time limit. 2. A maximum of 8 teams can be set. 3. Change keyboard keys for different teams. 4. Debug errors using one button. 5. Results show the top 3 teams with time. 6. Precise time is noted by the system. 7. No conflict can occur
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“The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race." — Stephen Hawking [1] The time when computers came into existence, people feared that it would take away their jobs. But the reality was completely opposite. It created more jobs and everything was back to its
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I can share my night coding experience which happened with me for the first time in my life and hopefully will be the last. I was asked by our college professor to develop an application for some competition. Same like the Fastest Finger First in KBC. It was a VB