Like in Java Swing applications, in Android apps everything is happening, when the system creates a thread of execution for the application, named genuinely “main thread”. Also, this thread is very important, because it’s in charge of dispatching events to the appropriate user interface widgets (like clicks and touches), including drawing events (exactly what we are looking for). It is also a thread in which your application interacts with components from the Android UI toolkit. When your application performing some intensive work, this single thread can yield poor performance (and be sure, it will happen), if you’re not properly handling such tasks. From the user’s perspective, the application appears to hang. Even worse, if the UI thread is blocked for more than a few seconds (about 5 seconds currently) a user is presented with the infamous “application not responding” (ANR) message dialog. So sad…
Own Git repository with modern Web View
Let us suppose: we need our own private Git repository running on our remote server. It might be our own hardware in our own office, servers room or it can be a Virtual Private Server(s) running on side of our hosting provider, Cloud Servers or whatever you want. That even could be a dedicated or shared hosting, it doesn’t sucks! No matter, what Server(s) (except one simple and intuitive rule: NO Windows inside! It sucks!) or hosting provider we use, a task is still the same: our own private Git repository. As an additional feature, we want to run with some modern Git Web View. The first question here – why just not use GitHub as a service for our private and public repositories?! Possible answer here – I’m particularly using GitHub for public repositories, however, what if we want to have an unlimited number of collaborators and repositories??!! From this point look at the GitHub pricing now. Maybe we just do NOT want to pay for our private repositories and also, want to keep it in top secret. Yes, I’m a paranoid.
Machine Learning Notes
Since I’ve found a couple (actually not a couple) of interesting resources, completely related to the Machine Learning courses and books, I need to remember a lot of these points. It is very helpful for myself, because when I was studied in the University, there is either not been something related to this theme, nor our professors covered these thing with us. So sad to spend many times by studying “new technology”, those in nowadays has no particular sense at all. Prematurely, this is pointed for me, however, if it will be helpful to some one else – well, you’ll gotcha 
Custom Android View: the definition
The first question, that is rotating in my head is: why I should implement my own custom View and just not to use one of the standard View’s? Actually, there is not a problem. Most of the Android applications using standard View’s, LayoutGroup’s, only customizing its color schemes, Layout and another general based stuff, applied to every day Android development. So, how I can explain my or maybe your interest on customization? I’m very meticulous in choices, laboriously deciding what to do, what not and what to choose from. Here is my short opinion on these question:
Encrypting your class files
A couple of months ago I was thought about one feature: how to cipher my class files? And this post I will put into this way. In any case, why you should worry about that? Why you need to encrypt and then decrypt your class files back? Of course, you should not worry about that if your project is completely Open Source, therefore your code is open to everyone. But you should worry about protection of the code if your project, obviously, a proprietary software and you want to keep it closed against any attempts to crack it. Whenever you are inventor of the revolutionary idea or just want to promote a paid version of the software, you should worry about protection of your code against to be stolen.
