Observability platforms are not built for mobile. Delivering optimal user experiences requires understanding endless combinations of user actions, devices, connectivity, third-party SDKs, location variables, and more. Join this webinar and find out how to win in mobile.
Over time, it becomes challenging to maintain dependencies in the best way possible and have them available to all the modules in the project. Saurabh Pant shares a couple of strategies to simplify this.
Google shares some tips on approaching dynamic color at scale for the Chrome Android app. Here’s what they suggest if you are considering adopting it in your app.
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This talk by Daniele Campogiani & Claudio Paccone explores an alternative approach using Kotlin sealed classes to model errors more explicitly and how some combinators, like map and flatmap, could help us cover all the cases.
In this video, you will learn how to take advantage of manual workflows and Input types to reduce your Android app/library GitHub Actions time and costs.
Sebastian shows how functions like `repeat`, `map`, and `filter` accept suspending functions in their lambdas, even though their signatures aren’t coroutines-aware!
