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Instacart's Caper team shares their four-phase strategy for migrating their smart cart Android app from Fragments and XML layouts to Jetpack Compose. AI coding assistants accelerated the refactoring by 5-7x, sa...
Imagine that you’re new to Android and trying to display an image. You’ve already added the image to your res folder and now you need to get a Drawable.
Kotlin already has TODOs. That’s awesome! but it’s a tad bit aggressive.
In case you haven’t heard: RxJava 2 was released sometime back. RxJava 2 was a massive rewrite with breaking apis (but for good reasons).
This was the part that I initially found most tricky to grasp but also most important to know as an AndroidDev (memory leak and all).
A common complaint we’ve heard from our shoppers is that when they’re deep in the aisles of a grocery store, the app is frequently held hostage to spotty network connectivity.