Tag: aar
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If you have a .jar or a .aar file for distribution, you can publish it to Maven central or jcenter. But the premise is your package has to be open source. If you want to distribute a commercial library, you’d better host a Maven repository yourself. Inspired by STEFFENWELLNER’s article,...
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Flutter, a framework developed by Google, aims to help developers build iOS and Android apps from a single codebase in Dart programming language. It is still an early-stage open-source project. The development environment only works on macOS and Linux (64-bit). I was curious about how Flutter performs comparing to Xamarin...
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Dynamsoft Barcode SDK for Android is distributed as an AAR file. This article aims to help C# developers, who want to build mobile barcode apps with Xamarin, to use the AAR file in Visual Studio 2015. Dynamsoft Xamarin Barcode SDK is Available on NuGet SDK: Xamarin.Dynamsoft.Barcode.Android Examples: https://github.com/dynamsoft-dbr/xamarin If you want to...
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When making third party libraries and SDKs for Android development, you could build so files, jar files, or aar files. I prefer providing aar files for distribution since aar file is a simple zip file which includes so files, jar files, and other resources. What’s inside aar file? /AndroidManifest.xml (mandatory) /classes.jar (mandatory)...