🔥 Want to learn how to better leverage your #Firebase app projects? In this Between the Brackets episode, Artur Badretdinov and @kanawish provide their insight on Model View Update and Model View Intent architectures on Firebase. Tune in here → bit.ly/3hU37uV

Hey, here you can listen to some challenges when trying to use Firebase services, especially Firestore and Realtime databases, with the modern MVI / MVU patterns. I'm always glad to talk about them if you're in the mood :)

Всем привет! Уже в этот понедельник я расскажу про работу со стейтом в Jetpack Compose в рамках нового курса Андроид Академии. Присоединяйтесь к ламповому коммьюнити, у нас чай-печеньки, ой, чатики и примеры кода! Безвозмездно, то есть, даром :) youtube.com/live/4ASFhdQST…

Hey, I'll be speaking at KCDC in June on app development and performance optimization. Come hear me share my experience on app profiling and making them run faster. If you're also attending, let's connect and network! kcdc.info Kansas City Developer Conference #perfmatters

Hey, I'm participating at Infobip Shift Miami and Google IO Connect this week. Are you attending or just leave nearby? Feel free to ping me, will be glad to meet! Would you like to get some insights here? Put a like, and I'll create a follow-up post! :) shift.infobip.com

How to get another bout of FOMO? Just read the list of this workshops at #kcdc2023! 😱 If you find something interesting, use promo code FriendOfArturBadretdinov to get a discount for the ticket:) kcdc.info/workshops

So, how does that Twitter thing work? Let me try... "As a team leader, I'm excited to hear about a better way of helping people in their career progression!" Is it done like that? :) #kcdc2023 #conference

Unlock the secret to mastering Android App dev with #Kotlin! Just reviewed Packt Publishing's 'How to Build Android Apps with Kotlin'. Love how it guides you from project setup to Store launch, enriched with hands-on projects. Perfect for beginners! #AndroidDevelopment

Great example of catching the trend! A nice free tier + easy access from the Vibe Coding tools = success.

Software Engineers expected to use Cursor on interviews. I was a proponent of the approach for long time: having realistic interview experience. Why rotate a tree on an interview if you apply to build a web app for 3k b2b users? Why no AI tools when we use them daily?

At Squire, we use AI coding editors, agents, code reviewers and UI test writers - the top-of-the-mind things. What else should we use to increase our velocity?

Warp just went open-source - and it's been my favorite terminal app for three years running. The community has been asking for features like local LLM support for a while. With the codebase open, I'm optimistic those land sooner rather than later. warp.dev/blog/warp-is-n…