After starting to work on an Android project that has a lot of inconsistent styles all over the codebase, I decided to finally document what I consider to be the right style for Java and Android.
// I reject your reality and substitute my own
Riaan Cornelius Posts
I’ve been stalking Hadi Hariri (http://hadihariri.com/) for the last few weeks and a couple of things he published has really resonated with me.
I’ve written about Buffer’s values previously and the fact that I find them pretty inspiring.
One of the values I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is “Live smarter, not harder” and how that applies to me.
I’ve previously written about how much I dislike new years resolutions. This is mainly because people usually make what I refer to as new years wishes:…
Some highlights of my Android studio setup geared towards less mouse usage and better readability.
My previous post highlighted some of the problems working with a legacy codebase (I agree with Michael Feathers that any code that doesn’t have tests…
I recently started working on a legacy Android code base. This is a massive project with slightly more than 250 000 lines of code, zero tests, lots…
In my last post I mentioned that I want to start living the buffer values.That’s great, but those are some pretty big ideas, so I need somewhere to start without feeling overwhelmed…
I recently came across the set of values that Buffer aspires to, and I actually find them pretty inspiring. So I decided to start trying to live these values as well.
For future reference. Set up Raspbian: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/ Set up Node.js: https://learn.adafruit.com/node-embedded-development/installing-node-dot-js Set up Johnny Five: https://github.com/rwaldron/johnny-five/wiki/Getting-Started Install Raspi-io: https://github.com/bryan-m-hughes/raspi-io/wiki