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episode 91: 091 : Decompress - Reddit AMA highlights, package by feature not layer and testing!
In this decompress episode, DF and KG kick it off with a brief discussion of the highlights from the recent reddit AMA that the Android Engineering folk conducted. What were the interesting things they learnt or were surprised by etc.? They then go on to briefly discuss two topics they've always chatted about (off-air) packaging by feature (not layer) and most recent thoughts on testing. Listen on to find out more:
Show Notes 360 | AnDev- 360|AnDev
- 045: Bluetooth (LE) with Dave (devunwired) Smith
- 059: Chiu-Ki Chan explains Mocking and Stubbing with Mockito
- AMA - complete reddit thread
- Alarm Manager or JobScheduler thread - reddit thread
- Android Priority Job Queue - Yigit
- Android Job (Evernote)
- JobScheduler - Android
- Fragment backstack manager thread - reddit thread
- DF Tweet thread on using Fragments
- Soft keyboard API shortcomings - reddit thread
- SO question 1
- SO question 2
- SO question 3
- SO question 4
- Night light on Nexus 6P - reddit thread
- Flux software
- Sharp device: 120hz refresh rate- reddit thread
- iPad demo 1
- iPad demo 2
- Sharp Aquos 120Hz Android phone
- Alt F1 keyboard shortcut - Select in... Project View
- 068: Talking Buck with Uber engineer Gautam Korlam
- 090: Make your apps instant with Zarah Dominguez
- Instrumentation Testing Robots - Jake Wharton talk
- okHttp Mock WebServer
- Wiremock
- Kobiton - start your 15 day free trial
- @fragmentedcast [twitter.com]
- @donnfelker and +DonnFelker
- @kaushikgopal and +KaushikGopalIsMe