You’re having a hard time convincing others why they should invest in a automated test suite. It’s not an easy sell, specially for mobile apps, where testing is harder to do and has been less advocated. I gathered some tips that have helped me in the process.
Many developers reach us with Android questions. The most common are how to start developing Android apps and how to improve at it. So here’s a small collection of our favourite resources.
Large Text's do-over included a well-deserved in-house Accessibility Test. The conclusion was plain to see: Accessibility leads to a better usability experience. Read along and we'll guide you through our adventure.
This blogpost is the first part from a series of blogposts, where I will tell you about our design process. This research process reflects the decisions on building the first stage of an application or product. In this particular case, the starting point was an internal idea.
Often I get asked about tips, readings and courses for starting a product design career. Maybe you too are curious about product design? Here's a curated list of websites, articles, videos and more.
A common doubt clients have is whether to develop their mobile apps natively or through a hybrid framework. Read what's the advice we give them.
Creating your first app or joining a startup? Here are the best resources to get you started on Product development.
I've seen developers spend more than 50% of their time doing design, resenting it. And product managers don't realize it happens, and the harm it does to the product.
But what do I mean, developers designing? When does it happen? And what are the consequences?
Although you should avoid having your code tied to Android components, it's not always possible. Maybe it's Activity code, or a component that needs Context. But you still should test it.
Those tests will have to run on an emulator or a real device. They are going to be slower. But they are important nevertheless.
Here's how you can do that...
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Developing an open source application comes with its own specificities. You can just build it and share the code online. But if you want others to understand it and contribute, here are some best practices you should follow.