I very much like writing stories on Medium to share about Android. But I spend many time also on reading stories of other people. Here is what I read and like this week.

This is the first story and I decided to do it on Wednesday. So there will be less links in this one than in the next ones.

The stories to read

Great story about how to manage dependencies in your gradle files. The solution provides a clean result I didn’t know about and for sure I will use. Unfortunately, this story only covers dependencies, but it does it so well that you must read it.

A feedback on how tests have been implemented at Azimo. I’m not good at writing theorical article with no code at all, as I prefer to let the code talk for me. So when I read a good theorical article about a field which is that much important to me, I cannot do anything but share it.

A very short and easy story about interfaces in Kotlin with lot of code and good examples. A must read for people who does not feel comfortable with interfaces in Kotlin.

I discover this week those three articles and as I didn’t use BottomAppBar mainly due to a lack of knowledge about it, I appreciated this complete story about it, focusing on the code as well as the User Experience.

The person to follow on Medium

It would sounds strange to follow Bui Minh Triet as I never saw a story from him, and I think he never wrote any one. But he’s a big reader, who claps many good stories each day, so following Bui Minh Triet and his claps will allow you to discover the greatest Medium stories

The person to follow on Twitter

I’m following Antonio Leiva since years now, and he specialized in Kotlin from the beginning. The result is he wrote a ton of good Kotlin article and shares a lot of good articles from other people. Definitively someone to follow.

Summary

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