MICRONAUT FRAMEWORK
Do you like Spring Boot? It can be better, faster and with a smaller memory footprint! Take a look at the modern, JVM based Micronaut framework. In this post we will get started and create an API in Kotlin. For more reading on Micronaut go…
ANDROID NAVIGATION
An Android app with only one screen can be kind of dull. Here we learn how to switch between screens with Android Navigation. We take on clicklisteners on a recyclerview, passing arguments and the famous back stack. A great way to start your journey into…
ANDROID ROOM
Did you ever consider the users of your app could have no internet connection? Android Room will store data locally enabling a smooth offline experience. In this post we will show how to store data in a Room database and abstract this mechanism away using…
ANDROID RECYCLERVIEW
There are a lot of great places where you can get started with Android. In this post we assume you did a tutorial and go from there. We will talk about Recyclerview, ViewModels, Data Binding and more. The place where I started out with Android…
JAVA TO KOTLIN
For Android developers there is a shift going on from Java to Kotlin. Here we are going to look at some Kotlin features that caught my eye. My overall impression is that it’s Java but more concise and more safe. Let’s have a look. For…