Infinum Android - Hacking Android on runtime

Lately I've been involved in extending my knowledge in pentesting, reverse engineering and hacking Android apps. It's still a long journey to go. However, I enjoy such a path so much that I can't refrain myself from writing about it.

As build engineers, one of our biggest concerns is running out of memory during our Gradle builds. This issue has a significant impact on our developers. When memory runs out, it can cause the system to kill the Gradle daemon.

Explore how to design Compose UIs effectively for enhancing Compose previews systems.

This component, familiar to iOS users, brings a nice hidden feature to your power user in any Android application. By introducing this swipe gesture, into Android apps, we’re not just adding a new feature; we’re building a bridge of familiarity for users traversing between these two platforms.

Refactoring isn't inherently bad. It's a crucial part of keeping a codebase healthy. The problem is that bad refactoring is, well, bad. And it's surprisingly easy to fall into the trap of making things worse while trying to make them better.