How-to Github Actions: Build Matrix
02 Nov 2020
How to use Build Matrix to test your project against different version of a language, a library or an operating system
How to use Build Matrix to test your project against different version of a language, a library or an operating system
Setting up a Continuous Integration system for your Android App on Github has never been so easy with Github Actions
What are the 5 things I do just before starting an Android project?
Chucker is a simple library to inspect OkHTTP traffic directly on your Android device
How to use AndroidX migrated libraries on not yet migrated Android projects
Announcing the Kotlin DevRoom at FOSDEM 2020 and how you can participate with your own session
Tips tricks and suggestions for the next community conference organizer.
Explaining the Kotlin’s noinline and crossinline keywords, with a simple example, once for all.
How Composite Builds can simplify your Gradle build, especially if you’re building a custom Gradle Plugin.
Let’s discover two scenarios where name mangling is used in the Kotlin Compiler: inline classes and the internal modifier
Code reuse is fundamental, especially in tests. In this blogposts we’ll see how to write a JUnit Rule in order to share your code between tests.
Let’s discover Kotlin Contracts, one of the new features of Kotlin 1.3 aimed to smooth the interactions between developers and the compiler.