Weather disguise

byYash Raj Roy

Develop a complete Android application in Android Studio using Kotlin with XML layouts and ViewBinding (not Jetpack Compose). The application name should be Weather and the package name should be com.realweather. Use Min SDK 24 and the latest stable Target and Compile SDK. The project must follow clean architecture, modular coding practices, proper lifecycle management, and compile without errors or warnings. The launcher activity should display a premium, realistic weather application with a gradient background, glassmorphism cards, smooth animations, and responsive layouts. Show the city name, weather condition, weather icon, and a random temperature between 37°C and 42°C every time the app starts. Include hourly and weekly forecasts, air quality, UV index, humidity, wind speed, pressure, visibility, feels-like temperature, sunrise, sunset, and lifestyle tips in a scrollable interface. Only the temperature text should respond to a triple tap, opening a secure LockActivity. After successful authentication, navigate to a WebView-based browser that loads Google by default and supports JavaScript, DOM Storage, cookies, third-party cookies, downloads, uploads, multiple windows, dark mode where supported, loading progress, proper back navigation, and session restoration. Include a modern toolbar with a back button, refresh button, address/search bar, and loading indicator. The app should always launch to the Weather screen. If the app is minimized, reopened, or the phone is locked and unlocked, reopening the app should start from the Weather screen instead of directly opening the browser. Handle Android lifecycle events correctly so protected screens are not unexpectedly restored. Optimize performance with fast startup, low memory usage, smooth scrolling, stable WebView performance, and efficient resource management. Deliver the complete Android Studio project including AndroidManifest.xml, Gradle files, Kotlin source files, XML layouts, adapters, models, themes, colors, strings, drawables, permissions, dependencies, and all required resources. The final application should be polished, responsive, stable, production-ready, and immediately buildable without any manual fixes.