@Zhuinden I believe the question is not 'what is quicker?', but rather 'what brings the most confidence for development?' Ultimately, we cultivate confidence that may lead to quicker iterations, but this is more of a pleasant side effect than a goal.
In Firebender v0.5.1 , NEVER copy code manually again. Just click the proverbial button and AI merges the code intelligently into your current editor.
Do less and profit >:)
@VasiliyZukanov Nice summary ๐As a side question, do you know if any recent updates to AndroidX has official way of injecting one instance of the view model into another through constrctor? At the moment, I do rely on the method injection from the Activity/Fragment.
@VasiliyZukanov Nice trick, thanks for sharing :) The nice thing is that the trick with the manifest merger is applicable not only to the Firebase messaging case, bu essentially any other node defined in the AndroidManifest which can be manipulated with the manifest merger.
@iximiuz Hi @iximiuz ๐ I do admit that I quite a newbie. Your blog seems to be a treasure stove. Though, I find it challenging to understand.Any advice or roadmap to follow to acquire necessary background, so that I can take full advantage of your blog/labs?
@VasiliyZukanov Just for the reference here is an alternative https://t.co/7mAf79PdWt I've recalled as soon as saw a thread. @VasiliyZukanov do you need assistance with the maintenance of the lib?
@wesjon@VasiliyZukanov @wejson I'm using it for the snapshot testing on JVM, though it is not perfect. I need to host code in lib module. Interactions like click, swipes are not support or at least I didn't find a good way to trigger those.
@VasiliyZukanov The code definition works the best for the to cross platform compose. XML for backward compatibility. It is worth to check how day-night theming or color derived from the OS would fit both models. If app is expected to load colors from API the code is the best place.
@carlvellotti Thank you for sharing:) Can you suggest any good reading that describes a justification for the sprint planning? I always felt this to be ineffective. I believe the Kanban flow is more effective.