This is the first in a series of articles focusing on interpreting and implementing popular Code Quality principles with Kotlin. The series is called Kode Quality because for one, using K for Kotlin stuff is still cool, and second, because Kode Kwality felt like too much… What? The K stuff…

With the fake vs mock argument heating up lately, many have been taking the side of fakes. But there is one thing that never seems to be addressed; the boilerplate code we most likely need to live with when creating and maintaining fake instances of entities. If only there was…

You have one abstract class or interface with two unimplemented functions functionOne and functionTwo. You want, whoever implements those two functions, to have access to different resources. In the functionOne implementation, you want to permit access to propertyOne and functionOne, while in the functionTwo implementation, you want to permit access to propertyTwo and functionTwo. Two different contexts, one class to extend. Can you do it? With Kotlin, sure.

Introduction OK, so why Moshi? With so many Json parsing projects out there, what sets Moshi apart? Well, there are many favorable arguments, both from novice users and established authorities. Instead of rehashing and repeating, here’s some good reading material on the subject. Why use Moshi over Gson? Advanced JSON parsing techniques with Moshi Choose…

The answer to the above question is “ridiculously” With some imagination and tinkering, Kotlin code can be like human speech, it can be like writing sentences and it can be so self-explanatory that it needs no comments at all. Take the following code for example: compose a `fun`("privateHelloWorld") {…

Using custom CSS styles and JS scripts on Android WebViews Android WebViews permit loading custom CSS and JavaScript code in the contents of a loaded webpage. …