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Learn how to generate Proguard/R8 rules for Android Jetpack’s Navigation component arguments.

Discover the key trends in Android development that are going to explode in 2020 and build a modern mobile application.

Learn how to build an app using Flutter with our Flutter development team. In this part, we show you how to set up your project.

Discover the most important functionalities of Flutter and dig deeper into its core mechanisms in this new guide from our Flutter development team.

The final part of our guide to the TDD cycle – this time, we explore the problem of reliability and low coupling.

Flutter vs React Native – comparison for business & app owners. Find out which framework is ideal for your cross-platform app development.

Another part of our guide to the TDD cycle – this time, we take a closer look at mocks in testing.

What is Flutter? How can it make your app outstanding and beautiful? What are the pros and cons of Flutter? Is it a good idea for every mobile app development project?

Setting up Android projects on Bitrise CI

Learn what the Baby Steps in TDD mean and discover if it is always the best approach.

Read how to start using TDD cycle in your daily work and why it is worth it 

We asked 17 different business owners and developers who are actively working with Flutter about their insights.

Learn about ▪ 3 Laws of TDD by Uncle Bob ▪ 2 rules of TDD by Kent Beck ▪ 3 steps of TDD by Martin Fowler ▪ 4 common misunderstandings about these theories.

What is Hyperion? Why it is worth to use it? What are the core and third-party plugins examples? How to display device info inside your debug menu? Find the answers in this article. 

Even the best library is barely usable if potential users cannot get it easily. That’s why every library should be distributed. Learn how to do it in the most efficient way.

Do you want your app to be supported by Android 4.4 KitKat? Learn why it’s a big mistake.

6 good practices, 7 methods, and 4 Git Strategies for Pull Request creating and splitting.

Learn how to prepare yourself to work on the Android legacy code