Kotlin Destructuring Declarations and ComponentN
AndroidKotlin's destructure syntax isn't magic. In fact, if you take a look at what's happening under the hood it's easy to tell what what...
React Data Layer – Part 8: Where to Go From Here
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s look at some technologies that can be used for more advanced React app data layers, including Orbit.js, GraphQL, and Firebase.
React Data Layer – Part 7: Offline Writes
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s look at patterns for caching write operations that happen while the user is offline, and rerunning them when the user comes back online.
React Data Layer – Part 6: Offline Reads
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s see how we can cache our Redux store for offline access, along with several different patterns for keeping it up to date.
React Data Layer – Part 5: Offline Code
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s see how Service Workers can help our React app run offline…and how they can get us into trouble.
React Data Layer – Part 4: Backend Data
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s set up a Redux store to persist data to a backend using Redux Thunk.
React Data Layer – Part 3: Login
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s look at how to authenticate a React app, how to store the token securely, and component patterns to guard access.
React Data Layer – Part 2: Setting Up React and Redux
Front-End Full-Stack WebLet’s set up a simple React/Redux app to prepare for layering more advanced functionality on top in future parts.
The Quest for Q: What’s new in Android
AndroidLater this year, Android Q is going to appear on some of the 2.5 billion devices running on Android, so let's take a look...
React Data Layer Series – Part 1
Front-End Full-Stack WebAn introduction to an eight-part series on building real-world data layers with React and Redux.
It’s Here: Google I/O 2019
AndroidIt's that time of the year. Google I/O is right around the corner, and we couldn't be more excited. Here's why.
LiveDataReactiveStreams: Where RxJava meets LiveData
AndroidWhen choosing a library to make your Android application reactive, which do you choose - the trusty, ever-popular RxJava 2, or the newer, first-party...
