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Simplify Your Tax Calculations with GST Calculator 2024: The Ultimate Tool for Businesses and Individuals

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How to get Android Device Current locaction, i.e latitude and longitude in Kotlin Using Fused Location SDK.

  In this Android development article, you will learn, how to get device current location in android kotlin using Google Fused Location Client SDK. Now a days, device current location fetching is a common feature in many applications, and for us we need to write same code in every project. So I make this code in such a way that, we can integrate the device location pick feature (i.e latitude, longitude ) within 5 minute. Just follow this steps- Okay, first we create an android project and create a activity  MainActivity.kt and respective xml file is activity_main.xml Add Location Permission in AndroidMenifest.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <manifest xmlns:android= "http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package= "com.example.devicecurrentlocation" > <uses-permission android:name= "android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" /> <uses-permission android:name= "android.permis...
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Create Any Recyclerview Adapter within 5 seconds, in Android | Kotlin.

 In every single android application, we need to make many number of recycler-view adapter. So every time you create a blank adapter and modify it as per your requirements. But it is very boring and as well as time taking. So here I give you a solution that you can create any recyclerview adapter within 5 seconds using file template in Android Studio. So, Lets read this full article- First we open android studio and create a project. After project creation  Open File->new->Edit File Template... Follow this below screenshot Okay, After click on "Edit File Template" a popup is open "File and Code Template", Now click on the  " + " icon and set set your template name. Now set your template name, template extension and template body. after doing everything click on "Apply" and then click on "OK" The template body I after after the screenshot Template Body Copy this code and paste it on the template body section, which I marked in scre...
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How to fetch Latitude, Longitude from address and vice-versa(address from Latitude, Longitude) using Google Geo coder SDK in android| Kotlin

 In this Android development related article, you will get a simple solution that, how to get address using Latitude, Longitude and vice-versa. i.e latitude, longitude from an address text. It is very easy and simple. Read full article and carefully follow all the steps. Here we use google Geocoder SDK. Okay, first we create an android project in kotlin and create an Activity say MainActivity.kt. Use the below code- Function get Latitude, Longitude from Address- fun getLatLngFromAddress (context: Context, mAddress: String): String { val coder = Geocoder(context) lateinit var address: List<Address> try { address = coder.getFromLocationName(mAddress, 5 ) if (address == null ) { return "Fail to find Lat,Lng" } val location = address[ 0 ] return " Latitude: ${location.latitude}\n Longitude: ${location.longitude}" } catch (e: Exception...
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How to consume REST APIs in Laravel | Laravel Development | Solution

In Laravel, you can call a REST API using the HTTP client provided by the framework. Laravel's HTTP client allows you to make GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and other HTTP requests to external APIs. Here's how you can call a REST API in Laravel: Install Laravel (if not already done): If you haven't already set up a Laravel project, you can create one using Composer by running the following command: composer create - project -- prefer - dist laravel / laravel project - name Create a Controller (optional): You can create a controller to encapsulate the API call logic, but this step is not strictly necessary. You can also make API calls directly from your routes or other parts of your application. To create a controller, run the following command: php artisan make: controller ApiController Make an API Request: You can make API requests using Laravel's HTTP client, which is a fluent, expressive interface for making HTTP requests. Here's how you can make a simple GET request t...
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