AndroidX's Bluetooth first alpha is out: https://t.co/pe19wnPalX
I'm eager to hear more from Google about this new library. Been following it in AOSP for a few months now.
BLE is an area of the Android platform where there's a large opportunity for improvements
#AndroidDev
@anomisSi Handling permissions and activity results (even with appainist) on Compose UI needs work. There's no clear way of having your ViewModel handle those
1) Thanks to our friends at @SlackHQ (hi @ZacSweers) for converting the rules to work with Android Lint.
For most teams and projects, this is the one to start with. You’ll get the integration for (mostly) free, which includes prompts in Android Studio.
https://t.co/VwOBd9pFia
We released the first Developer Preview of #Android14!
It includes changes to streamline background work, along with enhancements to privacy, personalization, security, and more.
Try out the new features and APIs, test your apps, and give us feedback → https://t.co/wC144Pwl26
I'm considering alternatives to Firebase for crash reporting but especially for analytics and logging across Android, iOS & web.
We're interested in being able to manipulate the data we collect from logs and events and further process it.
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#AndroidDev
We use AWS. If we were to use Firebase we would have to sync the data from Google Cloud over to AWS, or work with it only on Google Cloud, effectively having two separate Cloud systems.
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Kotlin 1.7.0 is out! This release brings:
💫 Kotlin K2 compiler for JVM to Alpha.
💫 Performance improvements of the Kotlin/JVM compiler.
💫 New Gradle Incremental Compilation.
💫 OptIn annotations & Builder inference to stable.
And more👇
https://t.co/cSGlIfbcVf
We just launched two brand new products!
Both are rechargeable Bluetooth trackers, compatible with both the Find My network (on iOS) and the Pebblebee app (on Android & iOS).
Pre-order yours today. Ships in 1-2 weeks.
https://t.co/2J42Rhywwo
#MFi#BLETracker
I’m more convinced than ever that the hardest part of engineering leadership is balancing shipping (short-term velocity) and technical foundation (long-term velocity). Here are a few things / rules of thumb I think about:
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