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Android “Continuous Integration / Delivery” Using GitHub Actions — Part 1 For French-speaking developers, this article can be found in French Here.. Dear Developers, This article will show you how to automate test execution and build of Android applications while using the github feature “GitHub Action”. But first, what do we need to know’Continuous integration‘,’Continuous […]
This is an experiment trying to utilize Kotlin DSL and annotation processing to write queries for GraphQL, I used KotlinPoet as a code generator and Android to test the results but the code is pure Kotlin. Photo by Waren Brasse on Unsplash Trying to use GraphQL in Android can be intimidating if you use some of the […]
Photo courtesy Christina Lampf on Release the splash I spent most of May and June preparing for the interview. Preparing for an interview means doing a lot of Letcode. Having applied for an Android position, I decided to tackle most of Kotlin’s issues. I noticed that the Kotlin I’m writing is very different from the […]
Photo courtesy Susan Inn on Release the splash This is Part 2 of Kotlin for Interviews. This series describes Kotlin’s functions and code snippets that came up frequently while preparing for an Android interview. We have also created a cheat sheet that covers all five parts of this series. Here.. Part 1: You can find […]
Photo courtesy Clichy Jarvis on Release the splash This is Part 3 of Kotlin for Interviews. This series describes Kotlin’s functions and code snippets that came up frequently while preparing for an Android interview. We have also created a cheat sheet that covers all five parts of this series. Here.. Part 1: You can find […]
Photo courtesy And gold on Release the splash This is Part 4 of Kotlin for Interviews. This series describes Kotlin’s functions and code snippets that came up frequently while preparing for an Android interview. We also edited a cheat sheet that covers all five parts of this series. Here.. Part 1: You can find common […]
Photo courtesy Fabrice Billard on Release the splash This is Part 5 of Kotlin for Interviews. This series describes Kotlin’s functions and code snippets that came up frequently while preparing for an Android interview. We have also created a cheat sheet that covers all five parts of this series. Here.. Part 1: You can find […]
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Overcome the fear of missouts with Kotlin and IntelliJ. The· Best About being a developer? There is always something new to learn. Coroutine! Flow! Composition! Codeine DB! Ktor! Arrow! Costest! The· worst About being a developer? There is always something new to learn. Coroutine! Flow! Composition! Codeine DB! Ktor! Costest! One of the best talks […]
Hello, Happy Friday! In the first half of November, we published a series of five Kotlins for interviews. Sherry Yuan.. These cover data structures, collection functions, math, general algorithms, and other parts of Kotlin that are important to know in a technical interview. You will find them all below! But first, Check “Kotlin for interviewA […]