A sample Android application, written in Kotlin, to demonstrate how to build screens as fully independent modules.
Use cases:
SOAP has been losing ground to REST services in mobile the last years, thus losing attention. But SOAP isn't gone and many still use it. The thing is that it usually requires a lot of work from the dev to create and parse all the messages.
JSoap is an Android library which allows automatic handling of SOAP requests and resposes, making the process effortless to the user. It works on top of the well-known library KSOAP2.
The library allows you to check if a specific application is installed or not by its package name
. Also you have a helper which provides the packagenames of the most popular applications.