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📰 Hoy se publica la #DevsLetter019 !!
Como siempre te traigo contenido para seguir complementando tu día a día dentro del sector Android.
¿Qué crees que nos depara la DevsLetter de esta semana? Pues aquí lo tienes 🧵⬇️
Como siempre te traigo contenido para seguir complementando tu día a día dentro del sector Android.
¿Qué crees que nos depara la DevsLetter de esta semana? Pues aquí lo tienes 🧵⬇️
El miércoles pasado estuve en el #AndroidDevSummit en Londres con novedades, las Form Factors o cómo adaptar nuestras aplicaciones a cualquier tipo de pantalla, en este vídeo te hago un resumen de todo lo que vimos. ⬇️⬇️
Ya tenemos disponible una de las charlas que se vieron durante El Evento de Architect Coders el pasado 29 y 30 de septiembre.
Nuestra Gema Socorro nos da una masterclass sobre MVI para el desarrollo de Apps Android. ⬇️⬇️
Nuestra Gema Socorro nos da una masterclass sobre MVI para el desarrollo de Apps Android. ⬇️⬇️
For the past two years I've been recommending Android devs to avoid dagger.android. Now it's officially deprecated. Devs who listened to my advice won big time.
Today I reviewed the new official Dagger codelabs by Google. It's a complete disaster 🤦♂️.
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Today I reviewed the new official Dagger codelabs by Google. It's a complete disaster 🤦♂️.
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That's the link to the official Dagger codelab: codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/andro…
That's the answer provided to the question "Why Dagger?".
It's really poor.
I challenge Google Developer Advocates to explain in more details which kind of memory leaks can happen with manual DI (I'll call it "Pure DI" hereinafter), but will be prevented by Dagger.
It's really poor.
I challenge Google Developer Advocates to explain in more details which kind of memory leaks can happen with manual DI (I'll call it "Pure DI" hereinafter), but will be prevented by Dagger.
About to present Draw me a Rainbow: advanced VectorDrawable rendering. Watch live: 📹🔴 ✏️🌈
Tint vectors with theme colors to use a single asset on differently themed screens.
Fill or stroke individual paths with theme colors so that drawables adapt to the current theme.
