Lessons Learned From the Software Industry
Image by daviddoctorrose via creative commons NIH (Not Invented Here) syndrome is a condition in which developers (or business owners/managers) feel that they need create something themselves …
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I recently released some new Android Devevelopment videos on the site, Caster.IO. Caster.IO is a site that has bite sized training vidoes for the Android platform. If you’re an Android developer, …
Most contrived Rx examples show you how to replace AsyncTask with Rx. Not many examples show how to abstract away complex async scenarios, such as oneway AIDL Bound Services. Using RxJava with AIDL …
Update: This can now be accomplished with DrawableCompat that is now available in the Support Library. Use the DrawableCompat#setTintList() method to accomplish the same thing as shown below. One …
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A common problem developers encounter when developing applications that use a crash reporting tool like Crashlytics is determinig if a particular crash/bug has been fixed/addressed or not. For …
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File this under “I’m writing this so when I Google for it in 6 months, it pops up”. I recently set up an existing Android project with Espresso 2.0 and immediately stared running into this error …
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