I’ve solved the entire Google I/O puzzle and unlocked the full spectrum of light! My journey ends here, but the glow lives on. Can you solve it too? #GoogleIO https://t.co/56rR1nQCxO
Thank you @androidweekly and @kotlinweekly for the feature! https://t.co/5wJ6YP388O feels awesome to iterate on data loading patterns with the community
As an app scales, more engineers doesn't necessarily equate to more features. Alex will explain why you should invest in a "platform" team and what kind of work that team should prioritize. #DCNYC19 Full abstract: https://t.co/gvM7Nr7V7g
@cybo42 you are featured in our "Top Takeaways from DroidCon 2019" article. If you like what we said, please share it with your network. No sweat if you’d rather pass.
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Cheers! - Clark from Cantina
I have just published a new post about "Implementing Dependency Inversion using Dagger components". It's about how to leverage Dagger components (using component dependencies) to implement Dependency Inversion (and Clean Architecture): https://t.co/6xNNUe0ByM
This problem of “reproducible builds” is a big annoying one across our industry. The binaries running on the devices have to be the same as the ones that get built from code that’s been reviewed, or you’re just wasting people’s time. 6/
@AMCHelps I need to see @captainmarvel !! It's been almost a month since I tried use my Alist to book a movie which failed. Now I have a stuck reservation and can't book the movie. Reported it to support but considering canceling. Pls help @AMCTheatres
The mobile engineering teams at the @nytimes built AR capabilities in our apps that allow stories to be published once, and work across platforms. Here's a look at our Android set up: https://t.co/jcubum0cFy