Kevin Galligan's series of articles about KMMBridge, a tool that allows you to publish Xcode Framework binaries from Kotlin that can be distributed, for your team internally, or to outside developers.
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Newcomers have struggled to understand why Dagger is used, what Dependency Injection is, and how to set Dependency Injection up in their own projects. Daniel Perez shares this introduction for those getting started.
Chris Assigbe examines Device Streaming in Android Studio, which allows you to access the real physical devices you need when you need them, all directly from within Android Studio.
Pavel Ryabov recently released a Firebase Extension called FlowLinks that offers a powerful alternative to Dynamic Links, featuring must-have features and an easy set-up process.
Mike Yerou takes a look at DownloadManager, a class provided by the Android OS since version 2, as the most convenient solution to implement file downloads in your app.
Marcin Moskała writes about extensions - a powerful Kotlin feature that is often used to create convenient and meaningful utils and to control our code better.
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A kotlin-first tool to intercept android network calls, modify requests/responses and mock entire APIs. Also includes a cool DSL, that helps to reduce boilerplate code and simplify development.
Image Generator is available as an early, experimental solution, allowing you to easily generate images entirely on-device in as quickly as ~15 seconds.
Charfaoui Younes shows how to use the Foreign Keys in Room database to create relationships between entities for one-to-one relationships and one-to-many relationships.
In this video, Jolanda shows you how to create beautiful, rich interactions. After this video, you’ll be able to reason about, and easily implement custom gestures.
Philipp Lackner teaches how you can integrate a Tensorflow Lite model into your Android app to recognize landmarks with your camera by using the CameraX library.
Maestro is a simple and effective mobile UI testing framework, built on learnings from its predecessors (Appium, Espresso, UIAutomator, XCTest) and allows you to easily define and test your Flows.
