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This tutorial by Alex Styl will teach you how to setup Maestro on your machine, in order to automate your UI testing.
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Derek Lee lists various techniques for sharing code using Kotlin Multiplatform.
Buddhadeb Chhetri lists several Android libraries that new developers should get to know.
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Radhika explores Compose animation APIs that help to create cool physics-based animations.
Marcin Moskała writes about Kotlin features that allow us to make type-safe, readable, and easy-to-use DSLs.
Iván Garza Bermea guides you on how to implement the new Themed Icons feature into your app so it supports Material You in the launcher.
Andrei Belous develops an Instagram-like emoji reactions animation using Jetpack Compose.
Niharika Arora outlines why developers should consider building for Android (Go edition), a standard approach to follow while optimizing their apps and some recommendations & learnings.
In this post, Sabs takes a closer look at different types of deep links
Ben Trengrove shows you how he looked into a performance issue in Jetsnack and how he went about debugging and fixing it in Jetpack Compose.
Ben Weiss wraps up the recent MAD Skills series of articles & videos.
This post by Pierre-Yves Ricau shares a bit of hackery to be able to access an activity instance within a Hilt ViewModel.
Simon Wirtz, a software engineer who has been using Kotlin for over 5 years, writes about being productive with modern programming languages.
Chris Ward shares a small adjustment and a bit of extra knowledge that made a night-vs-day performance difference.
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Libraries & Code
The well known brick game written with Kotlin Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose Multiplatform. For Android, Desktop (JVM), Web (Wasm), iOS (in progress)
Gradle Plugin that determines if modules are Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) ready. "KMP Ready" means that the code is Kotlin Multiplatform compatible
News
Google announced that the Google Play services API for TensorFlow Lite is generally available on Android devices.
Google has released the Privacy Sandbox on Android Developer Preview 5, a major milestone that will become the foundation for upcoming Privacy Sandbox Beta releases.
With the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Beta approaching, Ekaterina Petrova is looking for more KMM content to share with developers.
Videos & Podcasts
Nav Singh covers the new improvements that Android12 brings in terms of security and privacy.
Ben Trengrove shows you how he looked into a performance issue in Jetsnack and how he went about debugging and fixing it in Jetpack Compose.
Philipp Lackner teaches the ins and outs of the keystore system and how we can use it together with ciphers to encrypt something.
Nicola Corti interviews Marcin Kuszczak, discussing how Kscript brings the power of Kotlin to the scripting world.
Kotlin Extension functions allow us to add new functions to the existing classes. Charfaoui Younes explores the decompiled code about this brilliant feature of Kotlin.
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Android Weekly #534 🤖

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View in web browser 534 September 4th, 2022 Articles & Tutorials Exploring Data Store — A New Way of Storing Data in Android If you're currently using SharedPreferences to store data, Hardik

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View in web browser 533 August 28th, 2022 Articles & Tutorials KSP for Code-Generation Jintin writes a step-by-step guide on how to create a simple KSP plugin for generating Kotlin code. Sponsored

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View in web browser 532 August 21st, 2022 Articles & Tutorials Domain-Specific Models Dan Lew shares a tip: if you're ever in a situation where a data model seems to be doing too much at once,

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View in web browser 531 August 14th, 2022 Articles & Tutorials Building Plugable Features on Android Modularization becomes an important tool to help ensure developers can continue to be productive

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View in web browser 530 August 7th, 2022 Articles & Tutorials Composing margins and paddings Thomas Künneth compares and contrasts margins & padding between Views and Compose. Sponsored Build

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