If I give you the code of an android app and ask you to provide me information regarding the android app like minSdkVersion, targetSdkVersion, permissions, configurations, almost anyone who knows how to code an android app would provide it to me in a few minutes.

Agree or not agree, but on an average consensus pretty much every android dev goes through the loop of Update Dependencies.Code.Repeat. for each of his/her android project.

Udacity Community Delhi NCR, New Delhi, India Abstract Deliver the best performance across a range of connections, data plans, and devices. Presentation Event

Ok so you already know how to build your android library and publish it to JCenter/MavenCentral. This post is third in parts of a series.

If you come from the java world, you would already be knowing about MavenCentral in a big way. MavenCentral is the central repository which hosts all the maven artifacts and one can reference them from anywhere in the world.

Developers are a different kind of people altogether. They tend to be lazy but strive to be super efficient at the same time. A lot of this can be seen in the Android world where a certain library pops up everyday to solve a specific problem or to make the complex processes simpler.

Devfest'16, New Delhi, India Abstract Learn about battery consumption on Android and how to avoid it when building your apps. Presentation Event

The world of artifacts and the way they make the life of a developer simpler, fascinates me to a great extent. For the same reason I have gone through a lot of good articles online, which explain how the whole process works.