If you want to develop a mobile or web application, User Stories will help you to find common ground with a development team, especially if you don’t have programming skills and don’t know the technical language. We can say that thanks to User Stories, our work implementation is better prepared, and in some cases, the development can be […]

Writing Android apps in Kotlin is nice, as it’s easy to learn, especially when we know Java. Yet there are some traps we can fall into. Today, I would like to show you one related to Kotlin properties. We will also look into the bytecode.

Are you irritated by having too many branches in your repo? This article explains how to work in a thicket of branches and how to cut them down in one shot.

Do you want to get a job as a junior developer? Right from the start, you need to know that your profession is much wider than you thought and an employer will want you to know more. Why? Let me explain.

Based on our experience we’ve created the list of some cool tech, design and business events happening in 2018!

This article shows a few tricks which can help you when developing string resources for Android applications.

Miserable no-lifer When I started to work as a software developer, I was happy. But only in the beginning… after a while, I was exhausted and irritated. Unfortunately, I got used to it. I got used to going home late. I got used to trying to do everything to meet somebody’s deadlines. I got used […]

In this article, we’ll show how race conditions affect Android runtime permission system.

Everything seems to match specifications but the app does not work? Discover Burp Proxy – one of the best ways of debugging HTTP(S) traffic! 

This is the second article from our series which points out the most crucial parts in the beginning of Android development, step by step. Let’s focus on creating lists!

Let’s create a list with RecyclerView! A step-by-step guide for Android developers.

Let’s create a list with ListView! A step-by-step guide for Android developers.

This is the first article from a series which point out the most crucial parts in the beginning of Android development. Step by step.

Learn how to avoid UX issues, like truncated texts or undersized content space, in applications. Let’s try pseudolocalization.

The Observer pattern is one of the Behavioral Design Patterns, which means it enables communication between different classes and objects. Here, you can learn how to implement it step-by-step.

Did you know, that there may be a File which exists and doesn’t exist at the same time? Are you aware, that you can delete a file and still use it? Discover these & other files edge cases in software development.

Design patterns are reusable solutions to the most commonly occurring software problems. Let’s take a look at the Builder pattern in Android!

Code Review: find out what it is and why we believe its presence is crucial for successful software development.