Upgrade android programming knowledge in kotlin by reading all android documentation as a challenge.
Lately, I often see concepts of jetpack and the use of ROOM pop up in my research when coding android app.
I have created many android applications some of which are published on this playstore page and others for individuals.
By dint of creating, I have forged tools, architecture and methodologies that work for almost all projects to be more productive. It was going well until I realized these things:
- Dagger 2 which disappeared from Hilt's profile,
- ui in xml to jetpack profile compose
- Transition from MVC architecture to MVP then now MVVM…
- Wait I forgot, now there is Flutter almost in competition with Kotlin and java which seems to fail for android development.
For a developer who has worked with his own tools, it is not easy to change the winning team. But it becomes tedious to ignore these concepts.
Even if I learned to use them, you have to stop to start over and strengthen your base.
It is with this in mind that I am launching a personal challenge to reread all the documentation on android programming .
Challenge – Read all android documentation
Yes, it's weird but it's a decision to correct once and for all my shortcomings on certain android development concepts.
I could have chosen a book, a good tutorial or other media to learn but to me the official documentation seems to be a complete solution.
I do not recommend this learning method if you have never developed an Android application.
During the apprenticeship, I will try to create an application to practice with the best practices of modern android programming as possible.
I will code from scratch without using my libraries.
I think the road will be long, perhaps difficult, but certainly rich in experience.
