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    [APP][AD-FREE] CalcPP - New Alternatives For Your Calculator

    Hi everyone, today I introduce a next update! Version 1.6 Improve User Experience + Options Screen now has custom background and full transparent! + Expand function button is bigger and easier to touch Fix Bugs + Fix dark mode missing on some places + Fix errors that crash on some devices +...
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    [APP][AD-FREE] CalcPP - New Alternatives For Your Calculator

    Hi guys! I just found some issues and released new update today! Version 1.1.5 Bugs fix and some improvements! - Fix issues that cause crash on some devices - Expand touch area for some inputs - Fix visual issues of navigation bar in full screen mode - Other minor improvements
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    [APP][AD-FREE] CalcPP - New Alternatives For Your Calculator

    Hi everyone! Today, I released the next update for CalcPP. You can get it from Google Play Store What's new: ★ 4 new backgrounds ★ Full screen mode ★ Body fat calculator ★ Options: Do not modify input after pressed "=" button ★ Credit: Thanks everyone who supports me! What's updated: • Convert...
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    APK Info

    Hmm interesting idea, but I think there are lots of them in store right now, and you can see it even with some file managers.
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    [APP][AD-FREE] CalcPP - New Alternatives For Your Calculator

    Hi everyone, I'd been working on this project for a long time, and finally, I released it a couple days ago. It is called: CalcPP - Alternative Calculator With No Ads For a long time, I was looking for a calculator without annoying ads, fully functions and has great interface, but this one...
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    New to app development

    You can try first 5 Udacity courses by Google, they actually helped me a lots when I didn't know which way I should take.
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    Kotlin or java?

    I think Kotlin is the good way to go. I used to develop with Java, tried Kotlin the first time and not quite like it. But in my next project, I chose it, and really satisfy with it. Besides, it makes my code more concise and less boilerplate, so I like it.