๐จโ๐ป Freelancer & Course Creator
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@codinginflow I saw someone writing some code in their IDE today.
Manually.
Line by Line.
He just sat there.
Typing on his keyboard.
Like a Psychopath.
@JorgeCastilloPr Sometimes, people don't have enough knowledge about a field to know what to ask an LLM.
So courses are still valuable for teaching the fundamentals so that students know what to ask.
This setting is crucial for agentic coding in IntelliJ / Android Studio. Otherwise, your agents could read outdated files that are only in memory and not yet written to disc!
Iโm now fully back in course creation mode ๐ช
My first step was updating the "Testing Coroutines" module in my
โKotlin Coroutines and Flow for Android Developmentโ course.
Next up on my roadmap: a brand-new course on "Modern Spring Boot with Kotlin".
Stay Tuned!
@devforwhile One requirement for this position is that you need to travel once per week to the office in Vienna, so you should live nearby.
If that works for you, please apply via the link in the initial tweet
My team is looking for an Android Developer to help us with our awesome grocery delivery app!
https://t.co/Du9Nck1o4W
#androiddev#Kotlin#JetpackCompose
We want the UI of our Android and iOS apps to be more dynamic & controllable by our backend, but we struggle to find the proper degree of flexibility.
Anybody with experience, tips or links to good resources here?
Every kind of help is appreciated :)
#AndroidDev#iosdev
@FatalError1609 Yep, agree! I wonder if there are some kind of best practices around server-driven UI for mobile apps, or if every company their own "system"?
@Gabriel_993 We are already sending the platform and version in the header, so this would be possible.
However, I think the version-feature mapping is hard to maintain... I am also not sure how to implement this with feature flags that can be toggled in the developer settings of the app...
My Backend for Frontend needs to know which features a mobile client supports.
I am thinking about using http headers in request that indicate which features are supported.
Is this a good idea or are there other best practices?
#AndroidDev
Check out my podcast (in German) with Ralf from @ElevatexDe!
We talk about freelancing, creating online courses, my transition from Android to Backend, and much more.
https://t.co/Mb7x7tFbDy