In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
I recently decided to use Circle CI as Continuous Integration for my Android project. I opened circleci’s website click sign up choose my GitHub account conf...
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
I recently decided to use Circle CI as Continuous Integration for my Android project. I opened circleci’s website click sign up choose my GitHub account conf...
I recently decided to use Circle CI as Continuous Integration for my Android project. I opened circleci’s website click sign up choose my GitHub account conf...
I recently decided to use Circle CI as Continuous Integration for my Android project. I opened circleci’s website click sign up choose my GitHub account conf...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
One of the purpose of subcomponents is to encapsulate different parts from each other.
One of the purpose of subcomponents is to encapsulate different parts from each other.
One of the purpose of subcomponents is to encapsulate different parts from each other.
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Kotlin introduced handy operator called when instead of switch in Java. when (x) { 1 -> print("x == 1") 2 -> print("x == 2") else -> { /...
Kotlin introduced handy operator called when instead of switch in Java. when (x) { 1 -> print("x == 1") 2 -> print("x == 2") else -> { /...
Kotlin introduced handy operator called when instead of switch in Java. when (x) { 1 -> print("x == 1") 2 -> print("x == 2") else -> { /...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
One of the purpose of subcomponents is to encapsulate different parts from each other.
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
Kotlin introduced handy operator called when instead of switch in Java. when (x) { 1 -> print("x == 1") 2 -> print("x == 2") else -> { /...
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Several weeks ago I started to work on moving all code related to communication with APIs to a separate module.
One of the purpose of subcomponents is to encapsulate different parts from each other.
In Kotlin classes are final by default and to be able to mock them you have to make additional configuration. You can find thousands of tutorials how to mock...
Kotlin introduced handy operator called when instead of switch in Java. when (x) { 1 -> print("x == 1") 2 -> print("x == 2") else -> { /...