Are you living the dream? Is your code so clean it makes your eyes just tear a little? Can’t think of anything you would still like to refactor? Never have any bugs? Using all the latest technologies?
Architecture components are one of the most exciting things that happened to Android in the past years. But how do you effectively go about and testing this?
Sitting in our own couch, in our own house, kids safely asleep upstairs,… The road here was brutal, but the result is extraordinary.
Learning from analyzing code is one of the greatest ways to improve your skills. Can you spot the mistakes in the tests below?
Java interop is one of the best features of the Kotlin language, yet sometimes this also can cause unforeseen issues…
Was really great visiting Kotlinconf this year and I wanted to do a quick post to link to all of it’s wonderful content.
Kotlin is an incredibly enjoyable, concise and powerful programming language. Yet sometimes also a bit confusing…
This is a post-mortem where the very dangerous permission, READ_PHONE_STATE, unintentionally sneaked into our app. Here’s how this could happen, how we debugged and finally how we solved it.
Not only can anything in Android Studio be controlled with a keyboard shortcut, it offers many more simple tricks to make you more productive.
Refactoring can be tedious and easily introduce bugs. The main reason for this is the number of manual steps involved: rename, move, copy-paste,… So wouldn’t it make sense to automate this and have Android Studio do all the work for...