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Create a music player app in java using CodeAssist

Hi guys!

In this series of posts, I will be telling you how to create a fully functional music player app in java using an IDE called CodeAssist.

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Topics covered in this app:

• Services:This app plays music in the background using foreground services. So if the user leaves the app then the music will be playing in the background.

• Notifications:If your leave the app then a notification will appear. Users can control the song from the notification bar also.
• Broadcast Receivers:When the user clicks on any notification action button then the broadcast receiver is called.
• MediaStore.Audio API:The app will fetch all songs from the MediaStore.Audio API.
• RecyclerView:We will be using the recycler view to show all the songs in a list.
• MediaPlayer:We will learn everything about MediaPlayer.
• Palette Library:We will be using google’s palette library to change the color of player activities background,  song name color, and artists name color at runtime according to album art's colors.
• Glide Library:We will be using the Glide library for loading images.
• Dexture Library:We will be using the Dexture library(A library for making the process of asking the runtime permissions easier) to ask runtime permissions.

App screenshots 

From the next post, we will start building this awesome app, and don't worry I will guide you through every single aspect. If guys this was helpful then like this post and share it with your friends and if you have any questions regarding this series of posts then you can ask me in the comments. if you have any suggestions then feel free to ask me. Thanks for reading. I will see you in the next post.

    
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