Fragmented - Android Developer Podcast

088: Offensive programming

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In this episode of Fragmented we talk to our friend Piwai from Square.

Piwai's a pro at testing and breaking apps (he built LeakCanary - so not terribly unexpected). He teaches us some strategies on debugging app crashes and briefs us on this concept he calls "offensive programming" which has helped him a lot with his Android development.

It's good stuff and we hope you enjoy the show.

Show Notes
  • Defensive programming
    • Py's libraries:
    • AndroidAnnotations
    • LeakCanary
      • Misc resources:
      • Luhn check - algorithm
      • Debouncing in general
      • Debounce operator in RxJava
      • Advocating against Android Fragments
        • Pending touches and UI event:
        • Cancel pending touches
        • DebouncingOnClickListener (RxBindings)
        • Py's talk - All apps shall crash
          • Contact
          • @piwai [twitter.com]
          • @fragmentedcast [twitter.com]
          • @donnfelker and +DonnFelker
          • @kaushikgopal and +KaushikGopalIsMe
            • ...more
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