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Android Feature Development at Babylon Health — Part 2: From Designs to Architecture

Android Feature Development at Babylon Health — Part 2: From Designs to Architecture

Part 2 of a series on feature development at Babylon Health, describing thoughts from the design stage all the way to feature completion.
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Darren Atherton
How we scaled technical discussions in the Android team

How we scaled technical discussions in the Android team

A vital part of the success of a technical team is discussing how to improve its technology stack and processes.
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Sakis Kaliakoudas
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Every codebase out there has some “TODO” comments left by engineers. It’s a tool in every software engineer’s arsenal that helps them with…
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Sakis Kaliakoudas
Building an inclusive Android Chapter at Babylon

Building an inclusive Android Chapter at Babylon

Our Chapter currently has 37 android engineers from 13 countries across four time zones, most of which work in mission-focused…
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Agnieszka Pinchinat-Miernik
My experience as a Team Assistant for the Platform Engineering Tribe.

My experience as a Team Assistant for the Platform Engineering Tribe.

By Natalie Kent, Team Assistant - Platform Engineering
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Babylon DevRel
Android Feature Development at Babylon Health — Part 1: Thinking About the Problem

Android Feature Development at Babylon Health — Part 1: Thinking About the Problem

Part 1 of a series on feature development at Babylon Health, describing my thoughts from the design stage all the way to feature completion.
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Darren Atherton
Monolith to Microservices: Frequently asked questions

Monolith to Microservices: Frequently asked questions

By Will Poynter, Tribe Lead Platform: Foundation
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Will Poynter
Pull Request review etiquette

Pull Request review etiquette

As software engineers, we spend most of our time writing and reading code. A lot of that time is spent reading other people’s code in PRs.
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Joao Alves
Creating a documentation culture in the Android team

Creating a documentation culture in the Android team

In this article, we will examine the importance of creating comprehensive documentation for a project, and what we have done at Babylon.
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Sakis Kaliakoudas
My take on AWS Compute Optimizer

My take on AWS Compute Optimizer

by Bogdan Mania, Platform Engineer at Babylon Health
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Babylon DevRel
6 lessons from a team trip to re:Invent

6 lessons from a team trip to re:Invent

A delegation of 10 of engineers from Babylon Health went on a trip to Las Vegas, this is what they’ve learnt at AWS re:Invent 2019
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Babylon DevRel
The importance of onboarding people well

The importance of onboarding people well

Starting a new job as an engineer can be overwhelming at with all the technologies one has to learn, the processes they have to get…
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Joao Alves
Android implementation of a design system

Android implementation of a design system

Easy and re-usable UI for Android
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Mazzone Maxime
Transactional publishing of events in healthcare

Transactional publishing of events in healthcare

At Babylon, we enable our products to scale through an event driven architecture by decoupling our microservices and reducing…
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Francesco Nobilia
Introducing Orbit MVI for Kotlin and Android

Introducing Orbit MVI for Kotlin and Android

We are delighted to introduce Orbit MVI, a library for the Model-View-Intent UI architecture pattern for Kotlin and Android.
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Mikołaj Leszczyński
Ensuring API parity while maintaining a sample app for the Babylon SDKs

Ensuring API parity while maintaining a sample app for the Babylon SDKs

In this article, we explore how we manage the source code of our sample application that accompanies our Babylon SDK for Android
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Antonis Tsiapaliokas
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