I want to share with you a story about my time participating in the GoTo Engineering Bootcamp, and for me, this is a spiritual journey. A spiritual journey refers to the process of seeking deeper meaning, purpose, and connection with something great...
If you want to create an asynchronous or non-blocking task on kotlin you should consider using coroutines, according to the official documentation, coroutine is an instance of a suspendable computation. It is conceptually similar to a thread, in the ...
Did you ever face condition when building android application and all your component and application layer tightly coupled? And that's make your code to reuse and to test, one available solutions to that problem is dependency injection. Dependency i...
When you want to start to learn how to developing android application, my recommendations you should start by learn android app component and views. This two things is very important when you building an android application. Android App Components Ea...
When you developing android application you will mostly write java or kotlin code, but did you know that we can write c or c++ code on our android application project using NDK or Native Development Kit. The Native Development Kit (NDK) is a set of ...
This year I had opportunity to participate in GoTo Engineering Bootcamp which first module of it was Core Engineering. Sounds exciting, the pre-read material of this module was The Pragmatic Programmer by by David Thomas, Andrew Hunt and Clean Code b...
When I work with Test Driven Development, I first create the smallest part or object of the application and then move on to the bigger part. Later on I found this approach called bottom-up approach, but there some other approach than bottom-up which ...
The single responsibility principle is a computer programming principle that states that every module or class should have responsibility over a single part of the functionality provided by the software, and that responsibility should be entirely enc...
When talking about code smell, the first thought that come to my mind is the first application I wrote. When I wrote this application the one and only requirements is "Working" doesn't matter if you cannot maintain it. The approach I use to develop t...
