Android Nomad - Issue #11

4 podcast recommendations for mobile engineers — blog.bitrise.io 4 podcast recommendations for mobile engineers

hacktoberfest · GitHub Topics · GitHub — github.com GitHub is where people build software. More than 83 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 200 million projects.

Jetpack Compose Popup — Master It! — medium.com Expand your View Beyond the Parent Composable Boundary with Popup. “Jetpack Compose Popup — Master It!” is published by Elye in Mobile App Development Publication.

Adaptive UI With Jetpack Compose — proandroiddev.com Building adaptive UI using Android jetpack compose. Exploring tools like WindowSize, FlowRow / FlowColumn, BoxWithConstraints, LazyGridLayout and custom layouts

Mobile Developer Productivity at Scale — www.droidcon.com Building large mobile apps is hard. Keeping developers productive while working on large mobile apps is harder. Most Android developer tools target smaller apps, so how do we think about building some of the largest apps in the world? In this talk, you’ll learn how Uber enables hundreds of Android developers to contribute on a handful of app in a single monorepo, while keeping developers feeling productive and shipping reliable apps quickly. We’ll cover how the mobile teams are structured, how developer productivity is measured and monitored, custom tools like Bazel & Buck, our CI/CD diff pipeline, our testing and device lab infrastructure, our remote dev server environment, our custom IDE plugins and tools, how we modularize and use common app architecture and frameworks to keep consistency in all our apps, how we prioritize open-source engagement, and some of our best practices to continually evolve and modernize our apps at scale along to keep up with the fast moving pace of Android. Whether you're planning for your own app's scale, or just curious how it's done in one of the largest apps, you won't want to miss this talk.