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Anatoliy Varyvonchyk
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·Jul 3

How to compare .apk / .aab files | Part 1

Have you ever thought about how your .apk / .aab from your current release differs from a previous one? The Android team suggests using an apk analyzer for this, which is part of Android Studio. And that’s ok if you’re only making those comparisons every now and again, but what…

Android

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How to compare .apk / .aab files | 1
How to compare .apk / .aab files | 1
Android

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Bumble Tech

·Apr 21, 2020

Top 5 Bumble Android AMA

A few weeks ago, our Bumble — the parent company operating Badoo and Bumble apps — Android team hosted their first Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit. It was great! Our Android apps are huge: they have over 1.3 million lines of code, over 210 million downloads on the…

Android

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Top 5 Bumble Android AMA
Top 5 Bumble Android AMA
Android

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Bumble Tech

·Feb 6, 2020

Overview of KotlinConf 2019

I’ve been developing with Kotlin for the past two years, and when I was asked if I’d like to attend KotlinConf 2019 with some of my colleagues, my answer was a great, big Y-E-S! Having the chance to attend what is one of the best conferences for mobile devs, I…

Kotlin

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Overview of KotlinConf 2019
Overview of KotlinConf 2019
Kotlin

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·Jul 23, 2019

Features, but faster: the life of an Android developer at Badoo

Practically speaking, my colleagues and I often need to test an idea as fast and as simply as possible. There’s no point spending lots of effort on implementation because we know that if an experiment proves unsuccessful, we are going to jettison the code in question. Here I will be…

Android App Development

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Features, but faster: the life of an Android developer at Badoo
Features, but faster: the life of an Android developer at Badoo
Android App Development

18 min read


Oct 8, 2018

Kotlin lists inspired by haskell

Haskell is an entirely functional and extremely concise language. Anyone who has ever tried to write code in Haskell will notice how much more concise and elegant it is than writing the same thing in an imperative language. …

Functional Programming

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Functional Programming

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