👨🏻‍💻 How to create base-class of Activities and Fragment

Note this post is just one fraction of the ViewBinding Deep Dive I did on my personal blog. If you find it useful do consider checking-out the full In-depth article.

Creating BaseActivity

Usage

Creating BaseFragment

Usage

That’s it! copy these snippets and you will have ready-to-use ViewBinding Classes in your codebase.

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TLDR: You will Learn

There are many view binding articles out now, what values does it add? after completing this one you would be familiar with these points

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