A lightweight application framework for state and memory management suitable for Kotlin Multiplatform projects.

Flattening my Dependency Graph Jesse Wilson Jesse explores a Gradle module structure that he likes. Read now ➡ I liked this not-so-recent post from Jesse Wilson, which outlines a Gradle module convent...

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I recently reviewed some code at work that made me pause. The change affected a part of the codebase that we affectionately call “The Monolith”, which is some of the oldest code in our 16 ...

An engineer I admire was lamenting about AI. He said that his new programming agent is excellent at fixing bugs! And all that it costs is a bunch of energy and many litres of water. He said that he co...

Sometimes you think you know coroutines, and then after a while, you’re like, “Wait, do I really know coroutines?” Inspired by the O’Reilly book _Progra…

Over the past few years I've been driving an architecture and tech spec review process at work. This has been helpful in breaking down certain silos, distributing knowledge across the organization, an...

💌 In today's issue, we talk to some Android experts and hear from them about their hot-takes, predictions, wishes and advice about how they expect the Android ecosystem to change and how to best prepa...

In my post on Gradle Security Considerations I suggested enabling Gradle dependency signature verification. It is an important practice given today’s landsca...

A couple of months ago I was pair programming with a colleague, sharing my screen, and he was amazed to see the number of branches I had in my git repo. This wasn’t simply a case of poor git hyg...