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When debugging problems in Android, we use Logcat a lot, but it is hard to differentiate the output because they are in the same color. You can customize this in Android studio in the settings like the following: Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> Android Logcat.

CharfaouiYounes's tweet image. When debugging problems in Android, we use Logcat a lot, but it is hard to differentiate the output because they are in the same color. 

You can customize this in Android studio in the settings like the following:
Settings -> Editor -> Color Scheme -> Android Logcat.

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Would it be nice if the code we wrote automatically turned into architecture diagrams? I recently discovered a Github repo that does exactly this: Diagram as Code for prototyping cloud system architectures.

alexxubyte's tweet image. Would it be nice if the code we wrote automatically turned into architecture diagrams?

I recently discovered a Github repo that does exactly this: Diagram as Code for prototyping cloud system architectures.

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This repository contains the implementation of over 800 algorithms (Java) in Machine learning, Artificial intelligence, dynamic programming, blockchain, graphs, even Quantum Algorithms, and much more. #programming #softwaredevelopment #100DaysOfCode github.com/TheAlgorithms/…


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Software Engineering Rule 101: If it works, don't touch it.


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#AndroidDev What are the most important Design Patterns each Developer should understand? For me, Factory, Observer, and Adapter Patterns.


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One argument that I haven't seen yet in the Koin vs Dagger debate: implementation of thread safe & efficient singleton access. In a JVM env, implementing lazy singletons in an efficient and thread safe way is tricky. Short thread because it's interesting 👇 #AndroidDev


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