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210: Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) with Mitch Tabian
In this episode, Donn talks with Mitch Tabian about Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile, also known as KMM. Mitch explains what KMM is, why he decided to use it, and how it works from a developer's perspective. The goal was to build an app and deve
209: Secure Development Lifecycle with Glenn Leifheit
In this episode, Donn talks with Glenn Leifheit from Microsoft about a concept known as "Secure Development Lifecycle". Glenn is a Senior Security Program Manager at Microsoft. Glenn explains to you what the secure development lifecycle is,
208: Developing Software at Startups with Jason Roberts
This is the original story of how Uber was built ... this is a fascinating story. You don't want to miss this. Donn talks to Jason Roberts. Jason was chosen to be Uber's CTO when the company was in its infancy (but didn't accept the offer).
207: How to Optimize Your Home Office
In this episode, Donn outlines how you can optimize your home office so that you look, sound, and perform the best that you can. From audio to video, to your body, and everything beyond, it's covered here. Shownotes In this episode, Donn ou
206: DevOps for Developers with Will Button
In this episode, Donn talks with DevOps expert, Will Button about everything DevOps-related. If you're ever wondered how and what DevOps is, then listen in. Shownotes Will walks you through the definition of DevOps and how it's used in a co
205: How to Learn New Technologies
In this episode, Donn talks about the best way to learn a new technology from the ground up. Want to learn something new? This episode is for you. You'll learn Donn's proven 5-step methodology for learning new technology. This is the same m
204: Quality over Quantity
In this episode, Donn returns for a solo episode to talk about his thoughts on Quality over Quantity and why it's important to software development and productivity in general. Shownotes • What is being "in Flow"? - Learn more (https://en.w
203: Jetbrains Projector with Joaquim
In this episode, we talk to acclaimed Android developer Joaquim Verges. He recently embarked on a journey of making is laptop not burn like a furnace when using Android Studio. He landed up on this unknown effort by Jetbrains called Project
202: Dagger on the Anvil with Ralf Wondratschek
Anvil is a Kotlin compiler plugin that makes your life a tad bit easier when using Dagger 2. In this episode we talk to Ralf Wondratschek from Square who created the library and open sourced it for all of us. After touching on some of the b
201: State of the Testing Union with Valera Zakharov
In episode 1 of Fragmented we talked about Testing. 200 episodes in, we decided it's a good time to do a state of the union for mobile testing. We talk with Valera Zakharov who's a Staff Engineer at Slack and considered one of the experts i
200: Serverless Programming
In our 200th episode, we talk about Serverless Programming. What is it? What's an example of a service I could build with Serverless Programming? What are the advantages or disadvantages? We talk about it all in this episode. Also, 🙏 for b
199: iOSDev vs AndroidDev.lazy().not()
A tweet from a famous tech journalist about Android vs iOS spurs a storm. In this episode, Donn and Kaushik given their honest thoughts on iOS vs Android; and being developers for the platform. Shownotes • KG's post - iPhones, Pixels and la
198: Fragmented.reset( Mode.Indie )
We're back and Fragmented is going Indie again. A quick episode on the future of Fragmented. • New Artwork! Story on how Swapnil helped with our new artwork (https://medium.com/@SwapnilBorkar/fragmented-podcast-breaking-down-the-rebrand-267
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We interrupt our regular programming for this extremely important message. We stand with our black sisters and brothers against the evil that is racism. The recent events of police brutality and oppression against black people have been tru
197: .git internals with Gordon 🔧
OK, If you really want to know how git works, this is the episode for you. KG talks with his longtime colleague and mentor Gordon McCreight. Gordon is a wiz in general but his knowledge of git goes deep. So in this episode, KG goes solo and
196: Composing with Leland 👨🎨
In this episode, we chat with friend of the show Leland Richardson. Leland is a main contributor to Jetpack Compose. But in this episode, we pepper him with questions on how he came to the position he's in viz. a reputed Software Engineer c
195: Going on-call 🚨
Have you ever gone on on-call rotations for your company? What is on-call? How to operate a successful on-call strategy? What does on-call for mobile mean? What are some tools and resources to help with on-call rotations? In this episode Do
194: Polyglot programmers 🐙
What are Polyglot programmers, should you be one? Listen to this episode and find out! Shownotes • KG's youtube screencast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaHIQ2Bwvjo) • awk (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK) programming language • Smart
193: Working from Home - Pandemic on hard mode 🏡
Well, the world took a crazy turn and everyone's working from home now. How do you work from home? An experienced developer who's done this before talks to a newbie and discuss their thoughts. Shownotes • Maker's schedule vs Manager's sched
192: What is your backup strategy? 📼
Wordpress title : 192: What is your backup strategy? 📼 permalink : 192 In this episode, we talk about what a good backup strategy looks like and the different kinds of data you should be backing up. Stay safe and think about your backup st
191: Logging 🌲
Today we talk about logging. When to log, how to log, what to log - our thoughts on the subject. Shownotes • GDPR (https://gdpr-info.eu/) • Android Logging priorities (https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/am-logcat#WriteLogs) • LogDna
190: The Privacy of ***********
In this episode, Donn and KG talk about the post Tim Bray recently wrote - Why Google did Android (https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2020/02/09/Why-Android). They then touch on Chrome becoming a monopoly and tips on what folks can do
189: The 2038 Problem
We've all heard of the Y2K problem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2000_problem), but there's also a similar coming up this 2038 for us programmers. In this episode we dive into the 2038 problem (... after of course talking about our op
188: Containerized applications with Docker
Shownotes In this episode KG and Donn talk about KG's recent jaunt with Docker. In the attempt to setup continuous deployment for his blog, KG explains his simple requirement and how it lands up requiring some basic Docker. Donn then closes
187: Coroutines with Manuel Vivo & Sean McQuillan
It finally happens! KG and Donn talk about Coroutines with two experts at Google Manuel & Sean. We've waited quite sometime on Fragmented to discuss this topic. We wanted to make sure Coroutines was mature enough to be compared with the con
186: Announcement 2020
In this episode, Donn and Kaushik talk about some changes coming down the pipe for the podcast and what it means in the long run. Want to know what the changes are? Well, you're going to have to listen to the show... click play and listen a
185: Year End Decompress
In this decompress episode, Donn and KG talk about how their 2019 went. It goes from Dagger talk to Kotlin talk to Kotlin Conf talk. Give it a listen and enjoy! Sponsors 🙏 Square (https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__youtub
184: Should I use a BaseActivity in my Android apps?
In this episode, Kaushik tries to talk through this question. Thanks to friends of the show Jeroen (https://twitter.com/molsjeroen), Yigit (https://twitter.com/yigitboyar?lang=en) and a bunch of others who ran through some ideas on this one
183: The Testing Paradox
How do you know what to test when you don't even know how to write the code that you need to test? This is a paradox that many developers find themselves in daily. In this episode Donn talks about his strategy for dealing with unknowns in p
182: Where do I put DB objects in a modularized Android app?
App Modularization has plenty of benefits and a lot of Android devs today are starting to modularize their android app. A common problem though that most folks will start to run into is - how do you manage your database objects in these mod
