Welcome to the 5th part of this series. In the last tutorial, we focused on building our UI, designing our layout, and adding minimal functionalities to our app. Now that we have our UI ready, we can think of making the UX better. Previous Tutorial If you are reading this part first…

Welcome to the 4th tutorial of this series. From the last 3 tutorials, we have been focusing on our Core Stopwatch class. We tried to make it better and better, reducing the client-side code as much as possible. …

Welcome back to the 3rd tutorial of this series. As identified in the previous tutorial, we have a logic issue in the stopwatch. To see the time of the stopwatch, we are just printing out the time but in most applications, we do not want the time to be printed…

Welcome to the second part of this series “Powerful Design Patterns to create an Amazing Stopwatch App”. Until now, we have just figured out the working of our core stopwatch class. But the problem is that we have to explicitly call the getTime() method of our stopwatch class to get…

Answer me one question. Do you think that writing programs are easy? Well, it depends on the problem (and on the programmer’s mood too). Do you think writing structured programs are easy? Adding one word to the question made a lot of change. First of all, what do you mean…

One of the biggest nightmares of a ML beginner is the different kinds of complicated classification metrics (like Confusion Matrix, Precision, Recall and so on.) that are used by advanced people. As beginners, we normally tend to use Accuracy for evaluating which model performs better. But sometimes accuracy cannot be…

If you are a Machine Learning Beginner, you might have heard about this term, “Bias Variance Trade Off”. The term might feel very heavy and hard to understand, but trust me, it is very very simple. …

If you have ever wondered what the distance parameter(as highlighted in the image below) is and what are the different types of distance metrics used in Machine Learning, this blog will certainly help you.