Fragmented - AI Developer Podcast

By Kaushik Gopal, Iury SouzaScience Technology Education

Fragmented - AI Developer Podcast episodes

March 03, 2015002: Android Studio
In this episode of Fragmented, Donn and Kaushik talk about the official IDE for Android development – “Android Studio”. Why should you care about your IDE? Is Android Studio really open source? What are some of the advantages of using Android Studio? How can you customize and tweak Android Studio so you take your android development game to the next level? Listen to this episode and find out. The awesome picks for this episode are particularly awesome too.
Shownotes
Android Studio (official IDE):
Google announces Android Studio [Google I/O 2013]
Developer frontpage – Android Studio is the official editor [developer.android.com]
“Open source-ness” of Android Studio:
IntelliJ open source platform for building IDEs [jetbrains.org]
Eclipse plugin ADT [developer.android.com]
Build Android Studio from command line [tools.android.com]
Jake Wharton’s u2020 Demo App
Environment customizations:
Kaushik’s Android studio environment (codestyle, livetemplates, keymap etc) [github.com]
Chris Kempson – original theme [chriskempson.com]
Annotation Magic:
A look at Android support animations [anupcowkur.com]
Support Annotations [tools.android.com]
Contract Annotations [blog.jetbrains.com]
Tools prefix: Tools of the trade by Sebastiano Poggi
Learning Android Studio resources:
Donn Felker Android Studio Tips:
Screencasts on Android Studio
Android Tools Book – Android Studio Chapter (FREE)
Philippe Breault [developerphil.com]:
Android studio tips roundup #1
Android studio tips roundup #2
Android studio tips roundup #3
Android studio tips roundup #4
Android studio tips roundup #5
The most important things on the internet:
Llamas in Arizona
Blue Black White Gold dresses
Awesome picks:
Stetho
Dan Lew’s RxJava Series
Rounded ImageView:
Rounded Bitmap drawable usage[gist]
Evelio blog post on different approaches to creating rounded image views
Chris Banes For questions, comments or suggestions you can reach us at
@donnfelker and @kaushikgopal
57 min
February 17, 2015001: Welcome & Testing in Android
Welcome to the very first episode of Fragmented. Donn and Kaushik talk about why they started the podcast, the structure of the podcast and a little about who they are. The main topic for this episode is Testing! What are the benefits of testing, in general? Why does testing specifically help Android developers? What is the state of testing in Android and how does one test in Android?
Shownotes
Free Getting Started with Espresso 2.0 Screencast
Unit testing support – Android Tools site
Donn – Android from the trenches
Michael Bailey – (yogurtearl) – espresso, spoon and wiremock
Matt Logan – decoupling the presenter
KG – interested in an android developer podcast?
UiAutomator – Junit and Monkeyrunner got drunk and hooked up
Working Effectively With Legacy Code
Kent Beck talking about TDD – [Youtube Is TDD Dead]
Espresso 2.0 Cheat Sheet
Jake Wharton – ActivityRule
AssertJ / AssertJ-Android
XKCD – Compiling Comic
Mocks Aren’t Stubs – Martin Fowler
ClassNotFoundExceptoin – Espresso 2.0 Dagger Issue
Testing Links
Testing fundamentals
Espresso
Robolectric
Mockito
Spoon
Robotium
Android Dev Digest
AndroidJobs.IO
Sample Android Testing Projects
Google Samples
Awesome picks:
Device Lab
Inconsolata-dz font for development
Consolas font for development For questions, you can reach us at
@donnfelker and @kaushikgopal
1 hr 8 min