On Friday 23rd February 2018 I released Prefekt – an Android SharedPreference library for Kotlin. The API is extremely clean and easy to consume, and you don’t need to worry about performance because that is all managed by the library itself. In this post we’ll look at the API design of Prefekt and see how…
Category: SharedPreferences
Prefekt – Internals
On Friday 23rd February 2018 I released Prefekt – an Android SharedPreference library for Kotlin. The API is extremely clean and easy to consume, and you don’t need to worry about performance because that is all managed by the library itself. In this post we’ll look at some of the Prefekt internals.
Prefekt – Introduction
I am delighted to announce Prefekt – an Android SharedPreference library for Kotlin. The API is extremely clean and easy to consume, and you don’t need to worry about performance because that is all managed by the library itself. In this post we’ll look at how to use Prefekt.
Kotlin: Contexts & SharedPreferences
In advance of a new series of posts which start next week, I ported the code from a previous series of articles to Kotlin. I opted to port the code manually rather than rely on any automated conversions and there are a couple of things worthy of explanation hence this article.
Dirty Phrasebook – Part 5
On 1st April 2015 I published a joke app to Google Play named Dirty Phrasebook which is based upon Monty Python’s Dirty Hungarian Phrasebook sketch. I this series of articles we’ll take a look in to the code (which will be open-sourced along with the final article). In this article we’ll continue looking at the…
Match Timer – Part 2
In the previous article we looked at some of the decisions behind re-writing the Footy Timer app (which was previously developed for the I’m Watch) in order to implement it on Android Wear. In this article we’ll begin looking at the code.