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Android & Kotlin · 52 Results

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Staying Motivated as a Work From Home Developer
Check out some handy tips that we’ve learned over the years as work from home developers — including managing distractions, tracking time, and more.
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Google I/O 2019: Opening Keynote Key Topics and Reactions
This year was amazing for Google I/O, and we’ve curated a list of all the fun things the Opening Keynote featured, and what those things are, to share!
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Kotlin Multiplatform Project for Android and iOS: Getting Started
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Kotlin Multiplatform and build an app for Android and iOS with the same business logic code.
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Scrum of One: How to Bring Scrum Into Your One-Person Operation
Are you an indie developer who’s looking to get more done? Bring the power of Scrum to your app company with Ten Kettles’ one-person Scrum.
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Kodeco Podcast: Putting AI to Use in Software Development (V2, S2 E3)
It’s all AI this episode as Mina Gerges and Dan Ilies take all three of our hosts down the rabbit hole to explore the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence and mobile app development.
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Best Markdown Editors for OS X
Check out the top 5 best Markdown editors for OS X – including how to install, pros and cons, and how to pick the editor that is best for you!
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Kodeco Podcast: Leveling Up as a Developer (V2, S2 E4)
How do you level up in your development career? If you’re interested in how to upskill from a junior-level developer to a senior dev, you’ll get great advice here from people who have been there themselves.
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WWDC 2023 First Impressions Livecast
If you missed our WWDC First Impressions livecast last night, featuring our most opinionated iOS team members, you can catch the replay here!
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Google I/O First Impressions Livecast
If you missed our Google I/O First Impressions livecast last night, featuring our most opinionated Android team members, you can catch the replay here!
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Learning Techniques for Programmers, by Programmers
As a programmer, you know there’s a constant need to stay up-to-date with technologies you love, as well as the ones you don’t — you need to keep learning to stay relevant in your industry. Learning is a key component of experience. And experience is a cornerstone of a rewarding, fulfilling career as a programmer. […]
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Kodeco Podcast: Getting Your App in the App Store (V2, S2, E5)
Professor Brad Ashburn joins Dru and Suz to talk about the trials and tribulations in his journey from writing an iOS app to getting it published in the Apple App Store.
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Google I/O 2022 Recap: Top 5 Takeaways for Android Devs
Google I/O 2022 was full of exciting announcements. Read our recap to discover the top 5 changes and updates that every Android developer should know!
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Beginning Data Science with Jupyter Notebook and Kotlin
This tutorial introduces the concepts of Data Science, using Jupyter Notebook and Kotlin. You’ll learn how to set up a Jupyter notebook, load krangl for Kotlin and use it in data science utilizing a built-in sample data.
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Freelance Software Development: Is It For You?
Are you tired of a normal 9-5 job? Freelance software development might be for you – but you should be aware of the advantages and disadvantages first. Check out some solid advice from real freelancers!
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RWDevCon 2017 Inspiration Talk: I’m an Idiot by Richard Turton
Rich is a professional idiot. In this talk from RWDevCon 2017, he talks about how to leverage your inner idiot to make you a better coder, writer and communicator.
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Google I/O: What’s New in Android
The third session of Google I/O ’19, What’s New in Android, was really exciting! Google presented a long list of new Android features. There were also many exciting reveals and plans for the Android framework. With Android Q in beta 3, Chet Haase, Dan Sandler, and Romain Guy, had plenty to show the crowd. While […]
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Business Partnerships for Software Developers
Have you ever thought about teaming up with someone else as a software developer? Then this article is for you – chock-full of advice and war stories.
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Navigating a New Codebase: Tips and tricks for getting up to speed quickly
Learn how to use view introspection and advanced coding techniques to help in navigating a new codebase.
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Origami Studio Tutorial For Mobile Prototyping: Getting Started
In this Origami Studio tutorial, you will learn how to create amazing mobile prototypes with Origami Studio without writing code.
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Google I/O First Impressions Livecast
If you missed our Google I/O First Impressions livecast last night, featuring our most opinionated Android team members, you can catch the replay here!
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Contribute to Our Open Source Apps and Give Back to the Community!
Looking for a great first repo to make some open source contributions? Why not contribute to the official raywenderlich.com mobile apps?
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Honing Your Mobile Apps With Savvy User Research
You’ve spent months developing your app. You’ve managed to deal with the intricacies of MVC and emerged victorious with a clean, flexible and scalable architecture. On top of that, your app has some amazing features incorporating the newest iOS technologies that will definitely increase your user base. It’s as close to perfect as possible. It’s […]
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Google I/O 2019: What’s New For Developers
In this article, we’ll take a look at all the things announced at Google I/O, for developers, and the progress these features made over the past few months.
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RWDevCon Inspiration Talk – Math Isn’t Scary by Matthijs Hollemans
Many of us have a bad experience with math from our schools – learn why math isn’t scary, and why we should all learn it as software developers!