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August 12, 2020

Let it flow

I've been working with Flow on production for almost a year now. The light weight kotlin coroutines stream library has completely replaced RxJava for our new projects. RxJava is still a trend for Android Development even in 2020. But this article is not a...

Lucas Sales

Lucas Sales

Android

July 24, 2020

Using MockWebServer On Android

At some point in your code development you'll want to test how the interaction with your app and the API server is being handled, but testing with a real connection with a server is expensive and unstable. Unit tests should be real quick and assert if you...

Tiago Araujo de Souza

Tiago Araujo de Souza

Android

July 15, 2020

Android Unit Testing is Easy

The reason I am writing this article is because it was very hard for me to find some unit testing materials on Android Components. I hope I can fill the gap. Let’s talk about unit testing for a bit. I am not going to explain what unit testing is in this a...

Deniz Tunç Tuncer

Deniz Tunç Tuncer

Android

April 3, 2020

Building a COVID-19 Tracing app in a week

We wanted to create a prototype app to help people to find out if they contacted anybody infected by the COVID-19 disease. It will use wireless technologies searching near by and notify users. In this post we're going to talk about the thoughts behind thi...

Nicolai HarboChris CombsDeniz Tunç Tuncer

Nicolai Harbo, Chris Combs, Deniz Tunç Tuncer

iOSAndroid

March 30, 2020

Android Image Framework Comparison

As an Android developer you have a lot of options when it comes to adding images to your app. In this blog we will give you a quick comparison between Glide (https://github.com/bumptech/glide), Picasso(https://square.github.io/picasso/), Fresco (https://f...

Morten Nikolaj Pløger

Morten Nikolaj Pløger

Android

March 6, 2020

Avoiding tampering on Android

It's important to keep user data safe. Like any software, Android can be target of attacks to access valuable data and even though no software is perfectly safe, as developers we should always follow the security best practices and do what is in our reach...

Tiago Araujo de SouzaMarkus RubeyRoman Levinzon

Tiago Araujo de Souza, Markus Rubey, Roman Levinzon

Android

December 30, 2019

Android Dark Theme

With the arrival of Android 10, the latest trend in Android development is giving the users the choice to select a dark version of the app. Some say it can help save battery life and some just prefer it because it is easier on the eyes when the user opens...

Tiago Araujo de Souza

Tiago Araujo de Souza

Android

August 15, 2019

Android navigation with MVVM and State made easy

Working on a large app with a large number of screens which we organized by feature (Messaging, Settings, Profile, etc.) made me test the single activity - multiple fragments approach by using the Navigation component. This technique has the advantage of ...

Vladimir Ostaci

Vladimir Ostaci

Android

April 29, 2019

Automate Debugging and Testing Workflows using ADB

While developing and testing we usually come across repetitive tasks involving manual efforts. Navigating to a certain part of the app, filling out sign up forms or simply taking screenshots are all time-consuming tasks. In this blog post we look at how w...

Markus Rubey

Markus Rubey

Android

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