First Taste of Android Jetpack Compose

This articles talk about how to use @Inject constructor injection using the Dagger 2 library in Android Development

Details of how to make an Android Gradle Plugin to that takes lint result, parse it, render into markdown and send it to Pull Request.

In this article, I will talk about how to use the `@Scope annotation in Dagger2 library.

This post is the 3rd part of the series of blog posts I'm writing about making Android view layer Reactive. Android Reactive View Part I Android Reactive View Part II Android: Reactive View Part III - Rx Subjects ← This Post Is Here! In Pa...

Overview This is the 2nd post of the 3 part blog posts: Android: Reactive View Part I Android: Reactive View Part II ← This Post Is Here! Android: Reactive View Part III. A simple example is compared between reactive and non-reactive view...

This post is the 1st part of the series of blog posts I'm writing about making Android view layer Reactive. Android Reactive View Part I ← This Post Is Here! Android Reactive View Part II Android: Reactive View Part III. RxJava is not onl...

Api keys and secrets In almost all Android projects, we need to save a few API keys or secret client ids. The straight forward way would have been committing directly into the repo. While this makes the project the easiest to setup. It's is not a ...

For a long time I didn't know that Android Studio provides the feature to generate code. After knowing about this, I've been spamming only the logd generation for Log.d(TAG, "message"), but I never tried to configure my own Live Template. Recently...

Testing MVP with mockk MVP/MVVM/MVI/Redux. Ouch... It's really hard to keep up! Recently there are many discussions about architectures for Android development. I have trouble trying to keep up myself. 😨💦 However, I don't think it's importa...

BiDirectional ViewPager Android provides us with many widgets for the UI, but sometimes we need a particular behaviour that cannot be achieved by the provided ones. That is when we need to extend the existing one and make a custom view. Today I ne...

Background Almost every application that is used to show some sort of data needs to have pagination functionality. Previously, I used to implement my pagination by manually calculating the page number. The problem by doing this is having to copy t...

What is Accordion View? Accordion View is a view that consists of a series of titles, and when you click on a specific title, the detailed description will be expanded. What makes it special is that the expanded view will close itself once another...

Constraint Layout ConstraintLayout has been around for a while now. There are a couple of ways to define constraints for ConstraintLayout: using xml using layout editor in Android Studio using the code to define programmatically So far I'...

Discuss about how to use the @Qualifier and @Named annotation in Dagger 2.

This article is about the basic usage of Dagger 2 library for Android development.

Introduction to Dependency Injection

Kotlin programming language has been gaining popularity since it first appeared in 2011. After it gained enough momentum and mature enoug...

While coding at work today, I discover a few ways for referencing methods in Kotlin. In Kotlin, we can declare and pass lambda like any normal type objects into methods. Then they can be executed by calling methodName.invoke() or directly using m...

Kotlin is being officially used in Android development, and every Android developers are probably busy picking up Kotlin. That includes me. I stumbled upon these few magical methods during my Kotlin journey: They are magical because they can p...