Monthly Archives: July 2025

Building Smarter AI Agents: Connecting MCP Servers with Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK)

Imagine creating an ADK AI agent that can not only chat intelligently but also interact with the world—grabbing data from a database, searching YouTube, or even managing files on your computer. Sounds like sci-fi, right? Well, with Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), this is not just possible—it’s surprisingly approachable! Continue Reading »

Implementing Offline-First Architecture with Local Databases in React Native

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In today’s mobile-first world, ensuring your app works seamlessly without an internet connection is no longer a luxury — it’s a necessity. This is where the Offline-First architecture comes in. In this guide, we’ll implement an offline-first architecture in a React Native application using local databases, data synchronization, and network status handling. Table of Contents Continue Reading »

XML to Compose Migration: Handling Fragment Dismiss Crash in Jetpack Compose

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Our team is migrating legacy XML-based screens to Jetpack Compose as part of a broader strategy to adopt a modern Android architecture. This transition offers clear advantages, including faster development, simpler UI maintenance, and more declarative code. However, moving to Compose requires a fresh approach to how UI, state, and lifecycle interact, particularly where Continue Reading »

Understanding User Research in UX Design: A Strategic Framework for Human-Centered Innovation

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In the dynamic landscape of digital product development, User Experience (UX) Design is no longer a secondary concern—it is a strategic differentiator. Central to UX design is user research, a discipline that informs, validates, and optimizes design decisions by embedding the voice of the user throughout the product lifecycle. In this article, we will Continue Reading »

Jenkins Pipeline AWS EC2 Instances

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Imagine managing your entire fleet of AWS EC2 instances with just a few clicks- no more manual hassle, no more guesswork. This document provides a detailed breakdown of a Jenkins pipeline designed for managing AWS EC2 instances. The pipeline automates common EC2 operations such as listing, starting, stopping, and rebooting instances. A critical aspect of Continue Reading »