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Android default dialer replacement (part II)

Android default dialer replacement (part II)

After implementing a default dialer replacement app in the first part of this series we should have an app that can be selected by the user…
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Miguel Barrios
Android default dialer replacement (part I)

Android default dialer replacement (part I)

In Android 6.0 (Marshmallow), back in 2015, Google introduced a new feature called “Default phone app” so users could decide which dialer…
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Miguel Barrios
Hack Me Up 33rd edition

Hack Me Up 33rd edition

Another quarter, another Hack Me Up. We’ve just come to the end of our most creative 32 non-stop hours with the 33rd edition of our HMU. As…
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Joaquin Engelmo Moriche
How to build a scalable and flexible VoIP architecture

How to build a scalable and flexible VoIP architecture

At Calling, our job is enriching customers’ communications by providing innovative call services through the cloud. And we do it end to…
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Paolo Rovelli
Bubbles, bubbles, bubbles…

Bubbles, bubbles, bubbles…

Introducing Texture at Tuenti
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Alejandro Megías
Writing a Scalable API Client in Swift 4

Writing a Scalable API Client in Swift 4

Do you want to play with Codable, the new kid in Swift 4? Let’s write a wonderful and extensible API client!
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Víctor Pimentel
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