Have you ever thought that your project needs to be rewritten completely from scratch? I share a story of a mobile app rewrite, that didn’t went well on few levels, and it got me thinking how other companies approach this topic. And why you shouldn’t think about it, there are other ways to address the issues.

I was surprised how much utilizing the UseCase pattern in my last Android app helped with the development. It naturally created a clear structure, created boundaries, and accidentally extracted the app domain. Maybe it will work for you too.

I recently made observations on my limitations due to my ‘develper dependencies’. Anything outside my comfort zone feels bad, and I don’t like that. My plan is to create a developers survival kit and stick to it. Reducing dependencies and distractions, focusing on craft.

MVI isn’t a single ready-to-implement pattern; it’s more of a spectrum. This post delves into its diverse range, from basic MVVM patterns to intricate Redux-like state management, emphasizing the importance of grasping its principles for effective implementation tailored to specific project needs.

MVVM architecture promotes a clean separation of concerns, making it easier to develop and maintain complex Android applications. By adhering to the key principles and components of MVVM, developers can create scalable, testable, and maintainable apps that provide a seamless user experience.

Uncover the journey of evolution from MVC to MVP, tackling challenges through the integration of a Presenter and well-defined contracts. Despite the advantages MVP offers, it necessitates addressing common concerns such as boilerplate code and potential intricacies for more straightforward UIs.

Explore the early days of Android with the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Discover its challenges, like tight connections and testing troubles, through a simple example. While acknowledging its history, the article introduces modern alternatives like Model-View-Presenter (MVP), Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), and Redux, explaining why they’re better choices for today’s Android app setup.

Embrace the power of Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) in software development. Automate tests, streamline workflows, and boost collaboration with user-friendly services like CircleCI, Bitrise, GitLab, and GitHub Actions. Level up your development process today!

I went to a meetup in my city last week and a guy I just met there popped a question after a while of conversation: with my experience, would I go for mobile software development again or pick a different area?

Tech Proposal are a less formal way for internal documentation created before actual implementation. They also facilitate making technical decisions.