If you are using `buildSrc` you should consider migrating to `build-logic`. Here are some resources that might convince you:
October 20, 2025 at 1:31 PM
If you are using `buildSrc` you should consider migrating to `build-logic`. Here are some resources that might convince you:
Engineers love excellence & performance. Managers are all about creating product value... by interrupting. Middle ground is to be found, and it's not hyper-focused developers at fault. Studies show: organizational decisions win! Happiness increases. Value increases.
September 12, 2025 at 7:59 AM
Engineers love excellence & performance. Managers are all about creating product value... by interrupting. Middle ground is to be found, and it's not hyper-focused developers at fault. Studies show: organizational decisions win! Happiness increases. Value increases.
The wiki article on the Now in Android repository "Testing strategy and how to test" is quite interesting. It takes a firm stand on how and when to write screenshot, UI and unit tests. I recommend! :)
September 4, 2025 at 12:01 PM
The wiki article on the Now in Android repository "Testing strategy and how to test" is quite interesting. It takes a firm stand on how and when to write screenshot, UI and unit tests. I recommend! :)
@sinasamaki.com makes beautiful Compose UI like no one else! Go follow!!
September 3, 2025 at 12:00 PM
@sinasamaki.com makes beautiful Compose UI like no one else! Go follow!!
Great post executing an experiment of testing Android apps by building an AI agent with Kotlin Koog!
September 2, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Great post executing an experiment of testing Android apps by building an AI agent with Kotlin Koog!
Must-read article for anyone who wants to learn about shared elements / movable persistent UI / adaptive layouts. Especially relevant now that Android is moving towards optimizing for any window size quite fast.
New blog post up on UI layer architecture for persistent UI elements like navigation bars, navigation rails, and floating action buttons!
www.tunjid.com/articles/ui-...
www.tunjid.com/articles/ui-...
UI layer architecture for persistent UI elements
Should persistent UI elements be defined at the root level or per-screen?f
www.tunjid.com
September 1, 2025 at 9:35 AM
Must-read article for anyone who wants to learn about shared elements / movable persistent UI / adaptive layouts. Especially relevant now that Android is moving towards optimizing for any window size quite fast.
Reposted by Justas Gasparaitis
Wrote a lot of thoughts on junior developers, AI, and what I strongly feel is going to become the defining challenge of our industry's next generation.
www.zacsweers.dev/forklifts-re...
www.zacsweers.dev/forklifts-re...
Forklifts Require Training
Sleepwalking into labor collapse
www.zacsweers.dev
August 18, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Wrote a lot of thoughts on junior developers, AI, and what I strongly feel is going to become the defining challenge of our industry's next generation.
www.zacsweers.dev/forklifts-re...
www.zacsweers.dev/forklifts-re...
Great article on Kotlin Multiplatform! Mirrors my thoughts.
www.techyourchance.com/kotlin-multi...
www.techyourchance.com/kotlin-multi...
I'm Going All-In on Kotlin Multiplatform, Here is Why
My take on why Kotlin Multiplatform is the best long-term choice for mobile development, how it stacks up against other frameworks, and why both JetBrains and Google are heavily invested in its succes...
www.techyourchance.com
July 7, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Great article on Kotlin Multiplatform! Mirrors my thoughts.
www.techyourchance.com/kotlin-multi...
www.techyourchance.com/kotlin-multi...
JUnit 6 will be released in 2025.
Android is still using JUnit 4, which was released in 2006, had its last major update in 2014.
Official Android support for JUnit 5 is "not worth it" according to Google.
Android is still using JUnit 4, which was released in 2006, had its last major update in 2014.
Official Android support for JUnit 5 is "not worth it" according to Google.
July 3, 2025 at 8:19 PM
JUnit 6 will be released in 2025.
Android is still using JUnit 4, which was released in 2006, had its last major update in 2014.
Official Android support for JUnit 5 is "not worth it" according to Google.
Android is still using JUnit 4, which was released in 2006, had its last major update in 2014.
Official Android support for JUnit 5 is "not worth it" according to Google.
Highly recommend using Android Studio Preview (Canary) for hobby projects.
Super easy if you use JetBrains Toolbox. Revert/skip broken versions in a split-second. Be first to try out new features.
Super easy if you use JetBrains Toolbox. Revert/skip broken versions in a split-second. Be first to try out new features.
July 3, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Highly recommend using Android Studio Preview (Canary) for hobby projects.
Super easy if you use JetBrains Toolbox. Revert/skip broken versions in a split-second. Be first to try out new features.
Super easy if you use JetBrains Toolbox. Revert/skip broken versions in a split-second. Be first to try out new features.