In the evolving landscape of API development, tools like Postman and Swagger have become indispensable for developers. While Swagger (now known as OpenAPI) is incredibly useful for designing and documenting APIs, Postman emerges as a more comprehensive solution for testing, documenting, and sharing APIs. This blog delves into why Postman is often considered more crucial than Swagger and how you can leverage its full potential to streamline your API development workflow. Why Postman Shines Ease of Use: Postman's intuitive GUI makes it super accessible for developers regardless of experience level. Building, sending, and analyzing API requests is a breeze. Powerful Testing: Postman is more than just firing off requests. You can craft sophisticated test suites with scripts, assertions, and chaining requests, ensuring API behavior is as expected. Collaboration Made Easy: Postman's workspaces and sharing features streamline teamwork. You can share collections of requests, environ...
Clear the App Data Programmatically in Android Application data has been created due to use shared preference data, databases and network caches data. This data has been manually clear on Settings -- > Apps (or) Application Manager --> Select the app you want to clear the data. --> Then click button clear data to erase the app from the Phone and SDCARD. Applications like facebook, google+, gmail and some games captures more data on phone and SDCARD. Once you clear the data of your app, all passwords and saved settings in app has been lost. So carefull to use this method. Create the Class MyApplication public class MyApplication extends Application { private static MyApplication instance; @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); instance = this; } public static MyApplication getInstance(){ return instance; } public void clearApplicationData() { File cache = getCacheDir(...
Most of interviewers asking the question to java and android developers. It's not strange. We need to explore this. Singleton: Create the only one instance in the class. Provide a global point of access to the object Allow multiple instances in the future without affecting a singleton class's client In android applications, It's help to hold the global session data. It's easily to call from another class. Imagine, If you creating the MyApplication class, that's need to be access in all over the application means. private static MyApplication sInstance; public static MyApplication getInstance(){ return sInstance; } public void onStart(){ --- } public void onTerminate(){ -- } public void onPlay(){ -- } If you want to access onStart(), onTerminate() or OnPlay() methods from another classes means, you need to use singleton. So buddies, I hope you clear now. If you not clear, please practice....
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