While cleaning is traditionally a spring activity, let me invite you to do it at the end of summer this time around. In this article, we’ll take a look at some Gradle configuration that you can probably clean up in your Android project.
Have you ever encountered APIs that show warnings or errors when you use them, saying that they’re internal or experimental? In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about opt-in APIs in Kotlin: how to create and use them, and all their nuances.
Tracking file upload progress can have some unexpected complexities. This article tells the story of how we refined our implementation of this feature in the Stream Chat Android SDK.
Another year over, a new one’s almost begun. Here’s a brief summary of what I’ve done in this one.
See the steps we took to migrate our samples to the new APIs, and then get started on migrating your own project!
Interview material for the 5 years of Kotlin on Android celebration that did not make it into the main blog post.
Five years ago, at the 2017 Google I/O Keynote, Kotlin became an officially supported language for Android development. With this post, let’s celebrate by revisiting that initial story, some important steps along the way, and by looking at the ongoing efforts by Google to support Kotlin.
In another detailed Jetpack Compose walkthrough, we’ll look at implementing a simple app for practicing the digits of pi!
Jetpack Compose makes it easy to build beautiful UI. Check out this Chat UI sample, and learn some exciting bits of Compose along the way!
Introducing a new library to conveniently require values from common Android types.