That Missing Guide To Kotlin Part 2 In part one of our Kotlin series we began exploring the newly adopted language. We saw a few examples of how it can make our code more concise and user friendly than Java including type inference and inline constructors. In part two we’ll continue to show how Kotlin can make your code easier …
That Missing Guide To Kotlin In 2017 Kotlin began taking the Android community by storm. Google adopted it as a first class language, and shortly afterwards developers everywhere renounced Java in favor of the newer, sleeker language. That change isn’t going away. I won’t lie, when I first was exposed I didn’t see what all the fuss was about. …
Will Fuchsia be Android’s Usurper? Android is the world’s most popular mobile operating system, and for good reason. It’s created both high end and affordable options for users worldwide to experience what it has to offer. And what is has to offer has been time and time again improved upon. That being said, improvements are always happening in the tech …
Android P Releases Its Final Beta While Android Oreo is just starting to hit its stride, Android P is making news too. This week Google released the final beta preview of Android P before it’s official launch. We’ve seen a few beta previews so far this year, and this one should be even closer to what P will look like …
Oreo: Coming Soon To A Phone Near You? It’s been just over 10 months since Android’s newest version (Oreo) began rolling out to devices. Almost a year, so let’s take a second to see how it’s doing. Well…it may be performing really well in terms of quality, but quantity is lacking. How bad are we talking? Every month Google releases …