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One awesome way to test APIs is Postman, but I just recently found out about another one that runs on the browser. Hoppscotch used to be called Postwoman. I’ve been trying to set up a simple mobile app using this The Movie Database api. I switched projects to test
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I’ve been reading How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big by Scott Adams. He’s been saying some interesting stuff about personal energy being the main thing you should maximize in your life, like profits for businesses. And how there’s two kinds of ways of
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We start the day late, with the errors of yesterday. e: This version (1.0.0-beta09) of the Compose Compiler requires Kotlin version 1.5.10 but you appear to be using Kotlin version 1.6.0 which is not known to be compatible. Please fix your configuration (or suppressKotlinVersionCompatibilityCheck
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So I went on to learn more about dependency injection by trying to change an example project that used Koin to use KodeIN-DI now. Some problems were found, where I didn’t know what the equivalent to “get()”(from koin) to Kodein. Eventually I found out it was “instance()”. And
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Classes shouldn’t have to fetch their dependencies, you should get a third party module to link implementations with it’s respective interfaces. That way you can change easily the implementations if need be. Two libraries used for dependency injection are Koin(7.3k stars on GitHub as the time
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It’s me again, with the daily (but not everyday) dispatch from my tech filled life. #showYourWork #SoGoodTheyCantIgnoreYou #learningKotlin So this past few days I’ve been playing a lot of GTA V, really amazing game, and it got me thinking about two books I’m reading now. First one
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Well hello hello. Today was a busy day. Beginning of the day was me fixing that bug from friday with the 0xCF byte being interpreted as -49 instead of 207. I just used some code like: val maskNumber = 255 // 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 1111 1111 var returnNumber = previousByte.
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So I forgot to do it on both Thursday and Friday. On Thursday night I finished compiling an android class on Fragments. There were a simple two exercises and their respective answers for when the main project from the class got completed. I walked through an app that had just
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Hello, so I decided to share daily somethings I’m working on, or something I find interesting. I decided to do it because of the book Show Your Work by Austin Kleon. The book starts off with some key points: * To learn in front of others, be comfortable being an