Adam's Coding Corner

The Builder Design Pattern is one of most popular and useful construction patterns in software engineering. In this post I will try to explain it and show how you can use it with Kotlin. Sadly I often see implementations that are simple translation from Java rather that utilizing cool Kotlin syntactic sugar.

This is not a list of 'golden rules' of code review, there are many blogposts about it. Here I just try to perform retrospective my own experiences.

Deploy Jekyll blog (like this one) on GitHub is very easy. Unless, you want to use not whitelisted plugins... but it't still doable.

I'm using a few computers (and few OS-es) where I run IntelliJ Idea and Android Studio, and keeping their settings the same way everywhere was always a bit painful. Until today when I learned about `settings repository` thing!

If you are lazy and you know it clap your han... write shell scripts

Sharing code between projects with your own libraries is generaly a good thing, but it comes with a cost. I'd like to share some of my experience about it.

Generating documentation with Dokka and publishing it on GitHub walkthrough

Android tricks to speed up builds, fix Gradle tasks, use Gradle profiling tools etc..

Android build file tricks and hacks I've found at blogposts, YT videos etc.

Quick walkthrough of using Frida to hack Android app behaviour