Free Post android No more APKs Android App Bundles is a powerful replacement for the APKs. Let's figure out what benefits they bring and why you need to transition to them right now.
Free Post functions Business functions vs services vs capabilities: a short guide Continuing my studying of solution architecture I ran into the terms of services and capabilities from the business perspective and I wanted to enhance my understanding there as it is
Free Post flutter Flutter vs React-Native: comparison in depth Hi, folks! Flutter is a technology on hype in mobile development nowadays. New applications are picking it up as a technology of choice, and even old ones are getting rewritten
Free Post Let them fight: Top 5 NoSQL Solutions The relational databases were very popular for the last 30 years, providing the ACID guarantees. However, the necessity for the distributed data comes into a place and it appeared the
Free Post android Quality Pipelines in Mobile: Part I, Android Common approach Hi, folks! I am kicking off a series of articles about development and not only pipelines that would ensure the proper quality of the mobile apps being developed.
Free Post womenintech Tech Conferences: Diversity considerations in 2k19 Diversity is a god damn hot topic today. Diversity quotas, Women-Only Conferences, #WomenInTech hashtag, and so. Suppose, you’re a conference organizer, what should you do? Disclaimer 1: I don’
Free Post kotlin Caching with Kotlin Coroutines -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let me guess: your Android app downloads some data from the network. Gotcha, huh? Let me guess more: part of that data would be eventually cached in the app.
Free Post security The security approaches for messengers nowadays The recent tweet [https://twitter.com/arunninghacker/status/985190913814204417?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.embedly.com%2Fwidgets%2Fmedia.html%3Ftype%3Dtext%252Fhtml%
Free Post Forget RxJava: Kotlin Coroutines are all you need. Part 2/2 — Channels The series about RxJava — Coroutines replacement started here [https://proandroiddev.com/forget-rxjava-kotlin-coroutines-are-all-you-need-part-1-2-4f62ecc4f99b] continues. Now we’re considering more complex case than having a bunch network calls. RxJava is a powerful
Free Post Forget RxJava: Kotlin Coroutines are all you need. Part 1/2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi! RxJava is an amazing technology which gave us completely different developer experience on Android apps several years ago, permitting to drop infinite AsyncTasks [https://proandroiddev.com/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-1-c29a5e0ed10e?source=
Free Post One codebase for a mobile application or how to build multiple products with a single team. Suppose, you have a mobile app you’re working on. Suppose you need to publish a very similiar application with
Free Post kotlin Developing Serverless applications with Kotlin and Backendless.com #Serverless is a trend nowadays. Somebody of my readers may miss this, so let’s explain the term. Suppose, you need to develop a typical web application: some data to
Free Post android Android Background in a nutshell - Part V. Kotlin Coroutines Previous parts: Part I: AsyncTasks [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-1/] Part II: Loaders [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-ii-loaders/] Part III: ThreadPools and EventBus [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-iii-executors-and-eventbus/] Parv IV: RxJava [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-4-rxjava/] The time came, this is actually the article I am
Free Post android Android background in a nutshell. Part IV — RxJava Last time we talked about using Thread Pool Executors for background work in Android [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-iii-executors-and-eventbus/]. The problem with that approach we found is that the event sender does know how
Free Post android Android background in a nutshell — Part III. Executors and EventBus Hi, colleagues. This is the third part of the “Android background in a nutshell” series. Glad to see you here again. If this is the first time you open the
