Are you planning to use Flutter Add-to-App [https://flutter.dev/docs/development/add-to-app] feature in Production? Make sure you carefully listen to my story about using this in production. Our team at Getaround did a thorough research investigating ways to integrate Flutter into our Native apps

How do I run experiments in my mobile app? What does A/B testing on Android & iOS look like? If similar questions around mobile experimentation cross your mind, you’re in the right place. Im this post, I present you with my talk [https://www.droidcon.com/media-detail?

While testing our android app on tablets a while ago, a developer reported that the app had a glitch on the Search Results in landscape mode. After making a search, when we scroll on the search results page, the screen becomes unresponsive. We immediately started investigation and were easily able

We have all heard stories about modularization, faster builds, quicker iterations and all the good things we get through it. But when it comes to actually breaking your legacy into modules, your code can give you a serious run for money. In this talk I share how 60+ Android Devs

Request timed out! But you didn’t expect it, did you? Of course not because while you were writing the app and testing the code you were always on your blazing fast WiFi connection or a 4G LTE network. But in the real world, all your users don’t have

Abstract: In this talk I’ll show how you can increase developer productivity of your Android Teams by adding simple debug features to your app, hacking gradle and Android Studio to turn your Devs into Super Heroes who ship much better products faster than ever. Everybody talks about Design, Architectures,

So its that time of the year again when students will start hustling for their Google Summer of Code proposals, especially since the organizations will begin accepting them from today. Before you go any further, mark your calendars, April 3, 2017, is the last day to submit your proposal. 1.

Since git is an integral part of my development life cycle and I spend quite sometime committing things to it, I always felt there was something missing, until I did my Android Nanodegree at Udacity where I learned about structured commits. Why structure your commits? 1. Keeps your git history