Using Kotlin DSL For Gradle If you’re an Android developer then you’ve undoubtedly worked in the build.gradle file. And you’ve undoubtedly wanted to throw things at your computer when it didn’t work as intended. It’s a file (2 actually) essential to your app’s well being, but it’s written in Groovy which pretty much no one knows well. This has created …
And So The Pixel 4 Leaks Begin Last Fall I hopped on board the Pixel 3 bandwagon. I was overdue for an upgrade and wanted a cutting-edge device. Fast-forward more than half a year and I’m still incredibly pleased with the purchase. That being said, I won’t be upgrading any time during the next year which is a shame because …
An Intro To Flutter When Google I/O came and went in May one of the topics that captured a lot of interest was Flutter. Offering a whole new option for cross platform code, Flutter has been gaining traction over the past few years. I talked about it briefly a few weeks ago, but let’s dive more into the details of why it …
Google Glasses 2.0 In Sight You guys all remember Google Glasses right? The augmented reality headset designed to look like regular glasses, but do so much more? Well you might, but you probably didn’t get to know them too well because they flopped pretty hard in 2014. But don’t worry, Google Glasses 2.0 are here and look promising! 2ndTry’s the Charm: The …
Google I/O Revisited Last week we wrote about Google I/Ocoming to an end. We highlighted some of the cool new features that were unveiled and explored upcoming technologies. There was tons to show on stage, but of course it’s not magic. Every tech innovation has logic working under the hood. And as developer’s Google I/O is the perfect place to …