As users, we require a good and practical interface when interacting with any system. It has to be simple enough for us not to get lost in it.

Design systems are all the rage these days. Done right, they make both UI design and implementation much easier and, more importantly, cheaper, while providing users with a consistent and pleasant UX.

​​​​Everybody has met or talked to a person that had a script to follow. Insurance salesmen, dealers, receptionists… All these people were given a script to follow, a checklist to go through, or just a simple answer to give when asked. Not unlike a chatbot.

This is the second and final part of the Jetpack Compose series that combines curious excitement with a healthy dose of cautious skepticism. Let’s go!

Jetpack Compose is coming sometime this year. Although it is still under heavy development, given its significance, I think now is the right time to look at what it brings to the table.

Once upon a time, one could write an entire Android app in a single humongous activity. Google provided us with a bunch of fairly low-level building blocks and basically no guidance on how to use them together in a maintainable and scalable way.

​​​ArchUnit has many tricks up to its sleeve. We’ve already seen how to check package structure, language elements such as classes, fields, and methods, and how to make sure your layered architecture is sound.

As the deadline for discontinuing Atlassian Server licenses approaches, we recognize the urgency for organizations to smoothly transition from On-Premises to the Cloud. Considering this, we are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar where we will share our hands-on experience and essential i

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