ICSE – Mathematics

Logarithms Integrations Derivatives Limits Probability #Credit – NCERT My Notes: ICSE XI- Mathematics Chapters: 16Chapter1: SetsChapter2: Relations & functionsChapter3: Trignometric functionsChapter4: Principle of Mathematical InductionChapter5: Complex numbers and quadratic equationsChapter6: Linear inequalitiesChapter7: Permutations & CombinationsChapter8: Binomial theoremChapter9: Sequences & SeriesChapter10: Straight LinesChapter11: Conic sectionsChapter12: Introduction to the Three dimensional geometryChapter13: Limits & DerivativesChapter14: Mathematical reasoningChapter15:

My Paintings

Acrylic one – after 25 years.

How to visit Nandi hills Bangalore?

My family came 2 weeks ago to see me and I thought to take them any hill station in Bangalore. After search Nandi hill was the shortest available spot. I tried but could not succeed due to short time but there were many other factors who blocked the trip to be finalized or realised. 1.

Batch file to start applications for ReactNative app development [VSC, Emulator etc]

If you are lazy like me, and wants to automate to start all applications related to ReactNative app development then here are life savior steps for it. This happens when you start your laptop and you have to manually start VisualStudioCode and then go to Android Studio and starts Android AVD manager and then starts

Step by step adding Native code to ReactNative apps – Java with JS

For beginning, we will add simple Toast functionalities to react native js code. Prerequisite – You have installed all components like nodejs, Android sdk, react-nativecli. If not please refer to https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started Creating project first Go to your repository folder eg. [react-native-code-base] Type: react-native init NativeModulePackageExampleThis will create ReactNative project with name “NativeModulePackageExample”Inside this there will

Template for Generic Component/Screen – ReactNative

While working on ReactNative applications, I found that most of or all most of the components or screen components were same in format. So if you are beginner then following are the basic and generic template while writing any components/screen. It has 4 parts,1. Imports of other components2. declaration of component with props3. declaration of

Single App with multiple root components while learning – React Native Expo

While learning React Native with multiple examples, if you faced an issue that you need to either override the example in root component file e.g. App.js or creating multiple projects for each example. Here, I found another way to have multiple root component files within single project. Expo has entry point details, just like other

My first experience with React Native

Well, I am native developer, almost worked for more than 10 years in Android native development. But, this react native stuff forced me to have a look into it, not professionally but atleast a try.I installed native js and all other stuff as described by https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started. I started first with React native CLI, did all

Androidx Kotlin App – MVVM + Dagger2 + RxJava + Retrofit + Butterknife + Mockito + UnitTest + Robolectric + MockWebServer

Steps:1. Configure gradle with libs dependencies2. Create model classes3. Create repository module4. Create ViewModel for City5. Create DI (dependency injection) module6. Create Unit test7. Create UI8. Update Application, DI modules Let’s start:1. Configure gradle with libs dependencies – 2. Create model classes –I am using Open Weather Map http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=London,uk ‘s City weather api to demonstrate

Beginner’s guide – Some Design patterns which are must for developers – 2 Factory method

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