Android Developer

Back in 2015 I started a small app to help finish talks and presentations in time. For no apparent reasons, the related BitBucket repo remained private. Today, I updated the app to look good on foldables. And I made the repo public. The app is released under the terms of the MIT license, contains no ads, does not collect any data, and is very easy to use. Why not give it a try? If you like it, I would be grateful for a nice review in the Play Store. #android #opensource #presentations

After some basics and the design of a student controlling system, I experimented today with dependency injection and added integration tests. 

100% Test coverage in coming

Created and published my first Android app, Universal Dialer! 

Dependency injection via manual construction injection or currying quickly hits limits in scaling from my experience. 

You end up building a mess of coupled dependencies that take forever to unpick if you need to change one that is threaded deep throughout your application.

I've been experimenting with a dependency injection library in TypeScript that is:

• 100% type safe
• Prevents dependency cycles ie. cycles are impossible (like F#)
• Is purely functional (doesn’t require experimental decorators or heavy runtimes using proxies/reflection)

The code I have so far is on GitHub and I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Feel free to tag me on Twitter.

Implemented Dagger Hilt into our CRM Android app for my first Hackathon at ActiveCampaign!