It covers: Plugin Structure, Key Plugin Components, Testing, and Publishing
Talk: Gradle Plugin Goodness
It covers: Plugin Structure, Key Plugin Components, Testing, and Publishing
Davis Technology Consulting
Looking back on 2015, I’d have to say it was my year of “breaking free”. I finally started to do many of things that I had been only dreaming of for the past several years in my career as a Software Developer. Instead of feeling like I still didn’t know enough, I embraced what I did know and used that to increase my visibility in the Android Community. So here’s a recap of some of the highlights.
YES! 💖 Love this podcast episode with 2 of my favorite role models, @saronyitbarek and @brwngrldev Don’t miss it! https://t.co/lqqvq4OcBa
— Kelly Shuster (@KellyShuster) December 21, 2015
This is how Android Summit started for me! A delightful dinner for the speakers where I had the chance to make some new friends; including the friendly conference committee lead by folks at Capital One.
The highlight of any conference is the keynote, and I was excited to learn all about becoming an Android “Expert” from Chiu-Ki Chan! She explained how we can use blog posts, public speaking, videos, and books to share our expertise and thus become “experts”.
Learning about App Prototyping using @Pixate with @richiehollins. Pretty slick! #androidsummit2015 pic.twitter.com/lROZoT557b
— Annyce Davis (@brwngrldev) September 30, 2015
Learning about maintainable apps with @brwngrldev !! #AndroidSummit2015 pic.twitter.com/3bdqTUVjYn
— Michael Jones (@jonesmej) September 30, 2015
Great Android apps only include what’s needed to achieve the goals of the product, not enhance the resume of the developer. What’s more, the more maintainable an application is, the more likely it will have increased user satisfaction and decreased time to market.
So how can you do it? Keep these four factors in mind: