For Android Developers

Easy data layer for every Application, here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — Performance for queries
• Part 2 — Threading and Concurrency
• Part 3 — DataStore and SharedPreferences

This is the second part of the series “Wild Storage for Android developers” today we are gonna discuss Data Store and Shared preferences, specifically why they are an alternative to the normal Database

So in the past part, we talk about how Room can help us to handle threading and concurrency, this is something that was missing inside SharedPreferences which is one of…

For Android developers

Easy data layer for every Application, here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — Performance for queries
• Part 2 — Threading and Concurrency
• Part 3 — DataStore and SharedPreferences

This is the second part of the series “Wild Storage for Android developers” today we are gonna discuss Threading and Concurrency specifically for how coroutines work for Room

Putting some details about the last part, usually, we end up with something like this in Mobile applications, we may have a suspendable function that goes to an API, and once this answers the expected…

For Android developers

Easy data layer for every Application, here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — Performance for queries
• Part 2 — Threading and Concurrency
• Part 3 — DataStore and SharedPreferences

This is the first part of the series “Wild Storage for Android developers” today we are gonna discuss Performance in the queries specifically for how to get better instances and responses, and especially how we should handle the database with an easy approach as a performance-wise solution.

Usually, for mobile, this is a common approach, the user may launch some type of action…

Easy data layer for every Application

Here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — HTTP and Network Layer
• Part 2 — TLS, Certificates, and Pinning
• Part 3 — Authenticators and Interceptors
• Part 4 — Performance, Redundancy, and Concurrency
• Part 5 — Testing and Integration

This is the final part of this series “Practical Network for Android Developers” today we are gonna discuss testing and the way we can handle specific integrations of details with an HttpClient and other things to address like mocking and testing

I will create a second part outside this serial just…

Easy data layer for every Application

Here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — HTTP and Network Layer
• Part 2 — TLS, Certificates, and Pinning
• Part 3 — Authenticators and Interceptors
• Part 4 — Performance, Redundancy, and Concurrency
• Part 5 — Testing and Integration

This is the fourth part of this series “Practical Network for Android Developers” today we are gonna discuss what is redundancy, concurrency pools, some parts of Coroutines, and the performance in OkHttp.

This part is incredibly big and I will create a second part outside this serial just to address any…

Easy data layer for every Application

Here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — HTTP and Network Layer
• Part 2 — TLS, Certificates, and Pinning
• Part 3 — Authenticators and Interceptors
• Part 4 — Performance, Redundancy, and Concurrency
• Part 5 — Testing and Integration

This is the third part of this series “Practical Network for Android Developers” today we are gonna discuss Authenticators and Interceptors in OkHttp and why they are important for coding APIs.

Interceptors

Interceptors are everything for mobile engineers, a good interceptor can save you tons of time, debugging, and even coding, it…

Easy data layer for every Application

Here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — HTTP and Network Layer
• Part 2 — TLS, Certificates, and Pinning
• Part 3 — Authenticators and Interceptors
• Part 4 — Performance, Redundancy, and Concurrency
• Part 5 — Testing and Integration

This is the second part of this serial “Practical Network for Android Developers” today we are gonna discuss TSL, Certificates, and Pinning logic!

TLS

Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the successor protocol to SSL. TLS is an improved version of SSL. It works in much the same way as the SSL, using…

Easy data layer for every Application

Here is the list of the blogs in this series:

• Part 1 — HTTP and Network Layer
• Part 2— TLS, Certificates, and Pinning
• Part 3— Authenticators and Interceptors
• Part 4 — Performance, Redundancy, and Concurrency
• Part 5 — Testing and Integration

This is the first part of this serial “Practical Network for Android Developers” when we are gonna be talking about the Network data layer with a different vision that usually is addressed, cause networking on Android is difficult to work it, with multiples carriers, different and rich contents, streaming and all of this…