Posted on Dec 2 • Originally published at eevis.codes One thing I'm super excited about at the end of this year is a newsletter I'm launching: Inclusive Android Apps. It's...

Posted on Nov 25 • Originally published at eevis.codes Over the past six months or so, I've been writing a series of blog posts in which I've generated an app using the sa...

In the previous part of the series we explored how secure authentication works in Android apps and how to configure Keycloak properly for mobile client. Now it’s time to move theory into practice. ...

A few weeks ago I saw a great article by Sina Samaki about making a glitch effect using compose. As someone who enjoys doing low level things I saw a good opportunity to recreate this effect using ...

Jetpack Compose revolutionized Android UI development with its declarative paradigm, but this simplicity comes with a hidden complexity: understanding recomposition behavior. When a composable reco...

Android 16 introduced a new notification template specifically designed to help users seamlessly track user-initiated start-to-end journeys. These are known as progress-centric notifications, which...

Posted on Oct 31 • Originally published at eevis.codes While testing Android apps for accessibility, one of the biggest problems I’ve encountered are with larger font size...

A few months ago, I did something different. I started building in public. I've built plenty of apps before. Most of them died in my local repository, never seeing the light of day. But this time w...

MVVM had its time — just like Java did. But modern Android development has evolved. With Jetpack Compose, GraphQL, and unidirectional data flow, we no longer need fragile LiveData chains and incons...

Swift on Android sounds bold. The official SDK makes it possible to compile Swift for Android targets, plug the resulting library into an app, and call it from Kotlin — without rewriting in C++. Bu...

In this article, we, 11th-grade students from Letovo School, want to share our experience developing the mobile app PipesCounting, created for automated counting of pipes in a bundle. Over 6 months...

As our Kotlin projects grow, we naturally build more complex abstractions. We leverage the language's powerful features — generic types, higher-order functions, and nested structures — to write fle...

I like to share content that I use during study and work. This is a cheatsheet that I used when developing with coroutines. Coroutines are lightweight threads used for asynchronous and concurrent p...

In this post, I’ll share my experience migrating the Medium Android app from Apollo Kotlin version 3 to version 4, including the challenges I encountered and how I solved them to improve our GraphQ...

If you’re building Android apps and recently uploaded a bundle (.aab) to the Play Console, you might’ve seen this warning. “This App Bundle contains native code, and you haven’t uploaded the debug ...

Most explanations of Android internals either oversimplify the concepts or get lost in technical details Let me try a different approach — explaining how Android actually works while keeping the ke...

A deep dive into the new Jetpack library that’s less about app security and more about the future of the Android OS itself. When a new Jetpack library named “Security state provider” lands, it’s na...

At its heart, exception handling in coroutines is all about structured concurrency. Think of it like a family tree. If a child coroutine fails with an exception, it tells its parent. The parent the...

Jetpack Compose Material 3 brings a rich set of UI components — but beyond Buttons, TextFields, and Cards lie many lesser-known components that can help us save time and provide a better user exper...

I recently joined a new project 👩‍💻. While waiting for the client to add me to the main source code, I ran a sample Flutter code base project published on GitHub by a colleague. This project uses...