iOS has long had Core ML, which does everything related to neural networks. Android used to have the proprietary ML Kit as an external framework, and now there is a “deep” TensorFlow Lite that is out of beta and available on Google Play Services. In theory, this will allow you to abandon the use of libraries and, in general, improve the quality of using ML on Android devices.
iOS
- Introducing MarkCodable
- Customizing toolbars in SwiftUI
- Lock Screen Widgets in SwiftUI
- Is your iOS app secure?
- New in SwiftUI 4 : Toggle Collection & Mixed Stage Toggle
- Creating GitHub Build Status Badges for Xcode Cloud Builds
Android
- Instagram-like particles animation using Jetpack Compose
- Jetpack Compose: Debugging Recomposition
- Full Guide to Encryption & Decryption in Android
- Android testing process in Headspace