Android Dev: continued podcasts about professional development for Android
Hi, Habr! Schools begin a new school year, colleagues return from vacations, and we are starting a new season of our podcasts on Android development ! As you know, android developers are divided into two categories: who listens to our podcast and who has not heard of it. This article is just to fill your gaps of unheard-of releases and to attract new listeners, with new comments to our discussions. In the new season we will once again plunge headlong into big topics that require detailed analysis, but we will not forget to keep the listeners informed about the latest news.
But before announcing the topics of the upcoming releases, we will go through the past fourteen, because many of them still do not lose their relevance and are recommended for listening to everyone who cares about developing Android applications.
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Release the first. SDK 23. How I picked up the version and did not break anything
In the very first issue, we discussed the migration of applications to the SDK 23 for a long time and persistently to support the work on Android Marsmallow. Stories of successful application updates with millions of users. Who faced what, what problems and solutions. Doze, Standby, Runtime Permissions, smaller changes. Have discussed, helping with work with permishenami.
I have AsyncTasks and no MVP
The ideal architecture is the eternal grail that everyone is looking for, but no one knows the exact answer, where is she. We talked closely about modern architectural solutions. MVP, as it is in life, in large and small projects. How DI, Rx will help us. Which DB is now in vogue.
Gitflow, CI, QA, which write UI Tests, and other abbreviations
Gathering together with team leaders and CTOs of different mobile development teams, we walked through the processes. We shared the experience of adapting gitflow to the realities of dynamic mobile application development. We built the most convenient Continuous Integration server. Walked through the Continuous Delivery and even Continuous Translations. And we launched on it all the tests that can only be done to constantly check our code.
Tests The whole truth firsthand
Very entertaining conversation about testing, very useful both for beginners and those who think that he is already doing well with the tests in his projects. We talked about all aspects of testing in Android. And, most importantly, we said that TDD is not just possible, but it is mandatory in modern mobile development!
Rxjava
We had a serious talk about reactive programming. Answers to the most important questions: Why? Where to begin? And how to fasten to the life cycle? The participants of the issue are experienced reactants, who have not only the full implementation of the approach in mobile projects, but also their own reactive libraries.
Android N Review and 33 Developer Tips
During the recording of the project, it seemed to me that the DI theme was exhausted, but even so, at the request of the listeners, we are preparing a large and comprehensive release about Dagger and other frameworks for DI on Android.
And in this issue, we changed the emphasis and decided to discuss the immediate.
In addition, there was a preview of Android N, and this is a reason for a big conversation. In the second half of the issue, we criticized and corrected an article about 33 tips from the Android developer to other developers .
Kotlin. Is he ready for production development
This release turned out to be the most popular in the first season, and this is not surprising, since so many people are interested in developing this easy-to-use and convenient language. We invited Jan, the Kotlin developer from Jetbrains, to tell us all first-hand.
NDK. When to use native code and how to deal with pitfalls
We discussed the most important aspects of working with NDK: how we work with the native code, what kind of buns, what problems, whether to put part of the logic into the native code.
And those who have listened to the release to the end, they already know a lot of interesting things: why does Android slow down, how does Spotify and Telegram work, and whether Swift will be in Android.
Google I / O 2016
This issue was recorded literally on the knee. I was at a hotel in the US, Anton just returned to Russia, and we, having got together with difficulty in different time zones, discussed the Google I / O 2016 conference and all its new products. Starting from this issue, we switched to the summer time format of issues without discussing large and global topics.
Droidcon Berlin, Android N DP4, new libraries and current issues
In the issue we went through the themes of the Berlin Droidcon, discussed Fingerprint and some other issues.
On Instagram, Facebook, Firebase and New Libraries by Jake Worton
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Acquainted with the Awarness API, walked through the well-known ORM, went to the baytkod up to the neck and even discussed hacking a bit
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
About Doze, Gradle 3, Dagger 2.6, Protobufs and more
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
We are discussing Android 7.0 Nougat, Jrebel, Kotlin, Gradle and more.
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Our new issue about animation and material design is already available today, and in the near future we have issues with deep immersion in Gradle, Dagger, security of mobile applications, Internet of things, phisycal web, Android Wear, virtual reality, project Tango. We are also waiting for the release of the virtual Daydream and Instant Apps to discuss them with you. Back in November, there will be a rally of Google experts, after which new motives and announcements will certainly appear. Plus, at the beginning of each issue, we share the most interesting links and findings and discuss the news.
In anticipation of DroidCon Moscow 2016, which will be held on September 22nd, we have prepared for you a small competition. You are required to write in the comments what pleases you most about mobile development and what you would like to change in the development for Android. The authors of the most, in our (podcasting) opinion of the comments, are waited for by a free invite on DroidCon, and if the comment proves to be the most technically deep and reasonable, we will be happy to invite one of our releases to be recorded.
We are waiting for everyone on DroidCon and in discussions of new releases!
But before announcing the topics of the upcoming releases, we will go through the past fourteen, because many of them still do not lose their relevance and are recommended for listening to everyone who cares about developing Android applications.
Podcast releases
First release
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Release the first. SDK 23. How I picked up the version and did not break anything
In the very first issue, we discussed the migration of applications to the SDK 23 for a long time and persistently to support the work on Android Marsmallow. Stories of successful application updates with millions of users. Who faced what, what problems and solutions. Doze, Standby, Runtime Permissions, smaller changes. Have discussed, helping with work with permishenami.
Second issue
I have AsyncTasks and no MVP
The ideal architecture is the eternal grail that everyone is looking for, but no one knows the exact answer, where is she. We talked closely about modern architectural solutions. MVP, as it is in life, in large and small projects. How DI, Rx will help us. Which DB is now in vogue.
Third edition
Gitflow, CI, QA, which write UI Tests, and other abbreviations
Gathering together with team leaders and CTOs of different mobile development teams, we walked through the processes. We shared the experience of adapting gitflow to the realities of dynamic mobile application development. We built the most convenient Continuous Integration server. Walked through the Continuous Delivery and even Continuous Translations. And we launched on it all the tests that can only be done to constantly check our code.
Fourth release
Tests The whole truth firsthand
Very entertaining conversation about testing, very useful both for beginners and those who think that he is already doing well with the tests in his projects. We talked about all aspects of testing in Android. And, most importantly, we said that TDD is not just possible, but it is mandatory in modern mobile development!
Fifth release
Rxjava
We had a serious talk about reactive programming. Answers to the most important questions: Why? Where to begin? And how to fasten to the life cycle? The participants of the issue are experienced reactants, who have not only the full implementation of the approach in mobile projects, but also their own reactive libraries.
Sixth edition
Android N Review and 33 Developer Tips
During the recording of the project, it seemed to me that the DI theme was exhausted, but even so, at the request of the listeners, we are preparing a large and comprehensive release about Dagger and other frameworks for DI on Android.
And in this issue, we changed the emphasis and decided to discuss the immediate.
In addition, there was a preview of Android N, and this is a reason for a big conversation. In the second half of the issue, we criticized and corrected an article about 33 tips from the Android developer to other developers .
Seventh edition
Kotlin. Is he ready for production development
This release turned out to be the most popular in the first season, and this is not surprising, since so many people are interested in developing this easy-to-use and convenient language. We invited Jan, the Kotlin developer from Jetbrains, to tell us all first-hand.
Issue Eight
NDK. When to use native code and how to deal with pitfalls
We discussed the most important aspects of working with NDK: how we work with the native code, what kind of buns, what problems, whether to put part of the logic into the native code.
And those who have listened to the release to the end, they already know a lot of interesting things: why does Android slow down, how does Spotify and Telegram work, and whether Swift will be in Android.
Ninth edition
Google I / O 2016
This issue was recorded literally on the knee. I was at a hotel in the US, Anton just returned to Russia, and we, having got together with difficulty in different time zones, discussed the Google I / O 2016 conference and all its new products. Starting from this issue, we switched to the summer time format of issues without discussing large and global topics.
Tenth Edition
Droidcon Berlin, Android N DP4, new libraries and current issues
In the issue we went through the themes of the Berlin Droidcon, discussed Fingerprint and some other issues.
Eleventh edition
On Instagram, Facebook, Firebase and New Libraries by Jake Worton
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Twelfth edition
Acquainted with the Awarness API, walked through the well-known ORM, went to the baytkod up to the neck and even discussed hacking a bit
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Issue 13
About Doze, Gradle 3, Dagger 2.6, Protobufs and more
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Issue fourteenth
We are discussing Android 7.0 Nougat, Jrebel, Kotlin, Gradle and more.
To learn more about the release, follow the link to the podcast, with a list of articles and libraries that we have discussed.
Further development of the podcast
Our new issue about animation and material design is already available today, and in the near future we have issues with deep immersion in Gradle, Dagger, security of mobile applications, Internet of things, phisycal web, Android Wear, virtual reality, project Tango. We are also waiting for the release of the virtual Daydream and Instant Apps to discuss them with you. Back in November, there will be a rally of Google experts, after which new motives and announcements will certainly appear. Plus, at the beginning of each issue, we share the most interesting links and findings and discuss the news.
“I am very pleased with each of our 14 episodes and I want to thank each of the podcast participants, and especially their families, who were indulgent of our midnight recordings. But first of all, I am grateful to our listeners, for whom we are going to discuss the new topics of the podcast every two weeks. ” - Presenter podcast nekdenis
In anticipation of DroidCon Moscow 2016, which will be held on September 22nd, we have prepared for you a small competition. You are required to write in the comments what pleases you most about mobile development and what you would like to change in the development for Android. The authors of the most, in our (podcasting) opinion of the comments, are waited for by a free invite on DroidCon, and if the comment proves to be the most technically deep and reasonable, we will be happy to invite one of our releases to be recorded.
We are waiting for everyone on DroidCon and in discussions of new releases!
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