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Read how Squarespace’s Unfold team made their mobile release process boring: learn what these non-eventful releases are like and how they came about, dig into how eventful they used to be, and hear why having uneventful releases is a superpower.
Mickco Lai takes a look at some existing security lint checks that can help you identify security issues in your codebase.
This cheat sheet consolidates the key concepts of various aspects of Kotlin Flows and Gaëlle Minisini shares the insights picked up along the way.
Michell Bak shows how to create a flexible, type-safe abstraction layer for managing UI resources, such as strings and drawables, in Android development.
Marjana Karzek describes the journey to fully automated weekly releases has transformed processes, reducing the time it takes to successfully roll out a feature to 100% of users from 21-25 days to just nine days without engineers getting involved.
Learn how to create a simple splash screen using the SplashScreen API.
Kerry Bisset explore the functionalities of both MutableState and MutableStateFlow, comparing their use cases and highlighting how they cater to different needs within the Compose ecosystem
Stefano Natali explores the new and improved way to implement the PullToRefresh in your Compose UI.
Tanya Arora dives into the world of asynchronous programming with Kotlin coroutines and unlock the full potential of concurrent computation and parallel processing.
Shahbaz Youssefi explains features of TBR hardware, how it can be most efficiently used, how Vulkan makes it very easy to do that, and how OpenGL ES makes it so easy to ruin performance.
Eevis Panula developed an accessibility checklist for Android developers which aims to help catch many possible accessibility problems.
To get the most out of KMP for your team, and for KMP as a platform to succeed, Kevin Galligan considers why we need to make scaling easy as well.
After more than a year of work and contributions from the community, Zac Sweers announces a functionally-complete KSP implementation of Anvil code gen.
Mike Yerou takes a look at dev tunnels, which offer a convenient and secure way to proxy local HTTP traffic for your Android app development with minimal configuration and code changes.
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Libraries & Code
Shukan is a minimalist habit tracker built using Kotlin with Jetpack Compose and Room.
A Kotlin multiplatform coroutine-based STOMP client over websockets, with built-in conversions.
A renderless, highly performant foundational component to build bottom sheets with, jam-packed with styling features without compromising on accessibility or keyboard interactions
News
Daria Voronina shines the spotlight on Ktor, the framework for building asynchronous servers and clients in connected systems!
Kotzilla announces Long Term Support (LTS) versions of Koin.
Videos & Podcasts
Dave Leeds examines why the strategy pattern is helpful, applies the pattern in Kotlin, and then shows how to use some of Kotlin's language features to put a more modern spin on it.
Aayush Chaudhary traces the history and evolution of background work in Android. Understand how background task management has evolved over different Android versions and the reasons behind these changes.
Charfaoui Younes discusses how sealed classes and interfaces can improve your code and examines the differences between them.
Philipp Lackner teaches about the new private space in Android 15 and why it will cause problems for lots of different types of apps.
Daniel Atitienei shares a brief introduction to SwiftUI from the perspective of a Jetpack Compose use.
Google recently converted the AndroidX Lifecycle libraries (ViewModel, Lifecycle Runtime, and Compose support) to Kotlin multi-platform (KMP).

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