@GuillemBruix@_buildspace@_nightsweekends It's a useful application. I like @tyan_Brooker's idea of tracking not only money but also the time of each subscription. That would help people decide whether to unsubscribe or continue with the subscription.
@chiragbiradar I like this concept as a chess player, but I'm intrigued to know how you plan to design a game that reveals each player's personality with every move.
https://t.co/coXAXepwpx is a photo editor AI tool that assists small business customers in removing and changing the background of their product photos. My friend and I created it during nights and weekends.
@_buildspace#builspace@_nightsweekends#buildinginpublic
One of the perks of no longer working at big tech, and having no plans to go back: I can write *very* honestly about some of the negative stuff I've seen.
Stuff I would definitely not write about in public if I was still a manager at Uber.
Like Promotion Driven Development:
Hi!
The video about Koin as an alternative to Dagger is already available on my YouTube channel.
If you missed it, check it out.
Here's the link: 👉https://t.co/PTD652bCEU
#kotlin#java
When you read code, the race, religion, politics, gender, and orientation of the author are irrelevant and invisible. The only thing you can tell about the author is their ability to write well organized code. Nothing else matters.
If there's anything that programmers have a lot of ...
it's opinions.
There's many ways to do the same thing.
If someone does something differently than you, it doesn't make them wrong, just different.
Use it as an opportunity to learn, not bash.