In this mini Fragment, we introduce Joshua’s fifth Item: Avoid creating unnecessary objects.
Stay tuned for more items from our “Effective Java for Android developers” Fragment series.
In this mini Fragment, we introduce Joshua’s fifth Item: Avoid creating unnecessary objects.
Stay tuned for more items from our “Effective Java for Android developers” Fragment series.
A tonne of folks have been asking for a show on Kotlin. We got the best person in the business to take us through what could possibly be our new hope.
Singer and Android developer Donn Felker explores Joshua Bloch’s fourth Item: Enforce noninstantiability with a private constructor.
Stay tuned, cause we got more of these quick ones coming.
In this mini Fragment, we introduce Joshua’s third Item: Enforce the Singleton property with a private constructor or an enum type.
Stay tuned for more items from our “Effective Java for Android developers” Fragment series.
In this power-packed episode, Donn returns… If that wasn’t amazing enough, Andrew and Akshay from Google join us to talk about Android Nearby.
In our third Fragment installment, we introduce Josh’s second Item: Consider a builder when faced with many constructor parameters.
Stay tuned for more items from our “Effective Java for Android developers” Fragment series.
In this episode we talk to Amanda about how she got started as an Android developer, working at Venmo, her path to mastering Java and Android, dabbling with the dark side and Animations in Android!
We’ve mentioned the book “Effective Java” by Joshua Bloch quite a few times on previous episodes. At this point, everyone knows they should have read this book (quadruple times). But it’s a dense read and everyone could use a reading buddy. Also, what does Effective Java look like through the eyes of an Android developer?
In this second installment of our Fragment (a.k.a mini-episode), we thought we’ll do our listeners a favor and help with that reading. We introduce the very first of these venerable “Items”: Consider providing static factory methods instead of constructors.
Stay tuned for more items from our “Effective Java for Android developers” Fragment series.
In this episode, we revisit the topic of Testing, looking at it from a TDD perspective. Globetrotter, Kata Queen, TDD practitioner and overall boss of Android development – Corey Latislaw joins us in this episode with thoughts, tips and tricks on pulling off TDD. She also shares some of her wicked sketchnoting tips and made a very special Sketchnote just for this episode! Have a look at the sketchnote here.
