Case Study – Library Releases and How to Do Them
If you’re thinking about releasing a library to the public, this article is for you. Here, I will describe my attempts to prepare and share code with public
Maciej Puchalski28 August 2018
Mobile programming enthusiast with Android focus and some multiplatform experience as well. What is more, he also has some years in web development in .NET. Despite these nuisances in his mobile career, he always gets back to Android development. The best part of programming for him is not the implementation itself, but the structuring of code and usage both design patterns and clean code principles. He likes Google ecosystem and is a very active user of their notes app, Google Keep, along with their devices. Progress has been made there to the point of reaching the limit of categories. It gives a point about how he likes his notes to be structured and plentiful. Personally an active Dungeons & Dragons tabletop player with major experience. Also, a cyclist that loves his bicycle.
If you’re thinking about releasing a library to the public, this article is for you. Here, I will describe my attempts to prepare and share code with public
Maciej Puchalski28 August 2018
Getting that offline data right is a tricky thing to do. When a new project with offline mode pops up you have to get the right answer for such requirements
Maciej Puchalski16 August 2018