Explore Talaiot plugin: configure metricsTalaiot is a Plugin written in Kotlin that helps to track the information of the Gradle tasks executed in your project during the build.Mar 21, 2020A response icon1Mar 21, 2020A response icon1
Tip: How to reuse Gradle daemon between Android Studio and terminalWhen I run first gradle command from terminal, it starts new daemon instead of reusing already existed one.Jan 31, 2018A response icon1Jan 31, 2018A response icon1
Tip: Use local Gradle distribution instead of wrapperThe very first thing, that I’m doing after project import into Android Studio, is the switch from Gradle wrapper to local Gradle…Jan 24, 2018A response icon4Jan 24, 2018A response icon4
Modularization. Part 2. Dagger structureThis series consist ofOct 12, 2017A response icon1Oct 12, 2017A response icon1
Modularization. Part 1. Application structure overviewThe goal of this article series is to explore how multi-module application can be organized. Especially, how to organize Dagger components.Oct 12, 2017A response icon2Oct 12, 2017A response icon2
Tip: How to attach JavaDoc to the library in Android StudioFor a while, I had an issue when I couldn’t see JavaDoc for rxJava. Strange thing, that issue is not reproducible on a new project. Anyway…Sep 27, 2017Sep 27, 2017
Tip: How to show Java equivalent for Kotlin codeIt’s important to understand how Kotlin code works and how it influences performance. Fortunately, IntelliJ and Android Studio allow to…May 29, 2017A response icon2May 29, 2017A response icon2
