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May 13, 2022

Anatomy of a .gitignore

What’s in a .gitignore file? And what SHOULD be there instead? Become a master at pretending files don’t exist and learn some neat tricks!

Anatomy of a .gitignore

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Apr 1, 2021

Mocks, fakes and stubs: the stunt doubles of testing

When testing, you may have heard of fakes, stubs, mocks: what are they? Which one is the best choice? Let’s find with some examples.

Mocks, fakes and stubs: the stunt doubles of testing

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Feb 23, 2021

So, JCenter is shutting down…

JCenter and Bintray are shutting down. What does that mean for you? Is there anything you need to do, now?

So, JCenter is shutting down…

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Jul 24, 2020

Better video and audio from home? Sure can do.

Want to take your remote conferencing to the next level? Here’s how to improve your home audio and video setup.

Part of my home studio audio setup: a microphone on an arm

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Apr 16, 2019

Squanchy and Firestore rules — a security post-mortem

How we found, and fixed, a security issue leading to potential PII leaking in Squanchy, our FOSS conference platform.

Squanchy and Firestore rules — a security post-mortem

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Feb 6, 2019

Calling for papers: Droidcon Turin 2019

A retrospective on the Droidcon Turin 2019 Call For Papers.

Calling for papers: Droidcon Turin 2019

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Nov 6, 2018

Playing with elevation in Android 🥧 (part 2)

Now that we know the new APIs in Pie, we can work around their limitations to get all trippy…

Playing with elevation in Android 🥧 (part 2)

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Nov 6, 2018

Playing with elevation in Android 🥧 (part 1)

With Android Pie we gained the ability to tint our shadows. This mini-series looks into how this works and how to make the most of it.

Playing with elevation in Android 🥧 (part 1)

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Sep 13, 2018

Kotlin and Android #3 — know your properties

tl;dr Kotlin properties are awesome and super powerful, but each form comes with a bunch of gotchas. Make sure you fully understand them…

Kotlin and Android #3 — know your properties

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Sep 6, 2018

Kotlin and Android #2 — Treacherous properties

Sometimes using a property can result in a confusing and dangerous API.

Kotlin and Android #2 — Treacherous properties

Sebastiano Poggi — seb@androiddev.social

Sebastiano Poggi — seb@androiddev.social

"It depends" 🤷‍♂️ - UXE on Android Studio at Google. A geek 🤓 who has a serious thing for good design ✨ and for emojis 🤟 Personal opinions only 😁

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