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Google Dev Library Newsletter

Swathi Dharshna S — Wed, 28 Jun 2023 13:27:17 +0000

Android Contributor to Google Dev Library | Exploring an Android Open Source Project : Pokedex

Swathi Dharshna S — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 09:59:13 +0000

In this tech talk, Google Dev Library contributor Jaewoong Eum discusses Pokedex, which follows Google's official Android architecture guidance and demonstrates modern Android development with Hilt, Coroutines, Flow, Jetpack (Room, ViewModel), and Material Design based on MVVM architecture. The repository includes the app's layout, features, and functionality, as well as documentation on how to implement and utilize its resources.

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Google Dev Library Newsletter 19th Edition

Swathi Dharshna S — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 09:33:27 +0000

Contributions of the Month

[ML] Serving Stable Diffusion by Chansung Park
Learn the various ways to deploy Stable Diffusion with TensorFlow Serving, Hugging Face Endpoint, and FastAPI.
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[ML] Textual inversion pipeline for Stable Diffusion by Chansung Park
Dive into this repository which demonstrates how to manage multiple models and their prototype applications of fine-tuned Stable Diffusion on new concepts by Textual Inversion.
Read more on DevLibrary ↗

[Cloud] Search for Brazilian laws using Dialogflow CX and matching engine by Rubens Zimbres
Develop a chatbot using Dialogflow CX and a matching engine to help users search for Brazilian laws.
Read more on DevLibrary ↗

[Flutter] Animated soccer rating hexagon by Prateek Sharma
Create a hexagon widget in Flutter that displays the ratings of a soccer player or team. The six sides represent a different aspect of the player or team's rating such as speed, strength, and accuracy.
Read more on DevLibrary ↗

ANDROID

Mastering Kotlin Coroutines by Amit Shekhar
Dive into an introduction to coroutines in Kotlin programming language. Coroutines are a way to write asynchronous and non-blocking code in a sequential and easy-to-understand manner.

Kotlin Symbol Processing (KSP) for code generation by Tim Lin
Discover more about KSP API you can use to develop lightweight compiler plugins, which helps you get the complete source code information during compile time.

Form Conductor by Naing Aung Luu
Learn about form conductor. More than form validation, it provides a handful of reusable API to construct a form in simple easy steps.

MovieDB by Gabriel Bronzatti Moro
Discover how to fetch data from Movie DB API and allow users to search for movies and view details and store them on a local database in this Android project.

ANGULAR

A complete guide to Angular Multilingual Application by Hossein Mousavi
Dive into the technical aspects of building a multilingual Angular application, starting with the localization of the application's text.

GOOGLE CLOUD

Awesome CloudOps automation by Doug Sillars
Learn how a single repository could satisfy all your day-to-day CloudOps automation needs.

Serverless Kubernetes on Google Cloud Platform by Gursimar Singh
Learn how serverless technologies like Cloud Run can be used to simplify and expedite the process of designing software applications.

Implement secure CI/CD with Workload Identity Federation, GitLab CI, and Cloud Deploy by Ezekias Bokove
See how to implement a secure Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline using Workload Identity Federation and GitLab CI.

Some highlights from Google Dev Library

Swathi Dharshna S — Thu, 12 Jan 2023 03:51:28 +0000

Here're some of the android projects highlighted in Google Dev Library:

Transformers: See the Android transformation library providing a variety of image transformations for Coil, Glide, Picasso, and Fresco by Daichi Furiya.

Camposer: Learn how the camera library in Jetpack Compose which supports taking photos, recording videos, flash modes, zoom ratio, and more by Lucas Yuji Yoshimine

ChatGPT Android : Integrate ChatGPT on Android with Stream Chat SDK for Compose by Jaewoong Eum

Let me know in the comments which project inspired you. I believe by sharing these projects, we can all learn from each other, improve our skills, and build amazing things for the Android community.

Let's build something together!

[Developer Digest - Issue #4] Horizon Workrooms, Active Metadata Platform, Open App Markets Act

Swathi Dharshna S — Mon, 23 Aug 2021 19:08:01 +0000

Link - http://developer.startupdigest.com/issues/developer-digest-issue-4-horizon-workrooms-active-metadata-platform-open-app-markets-act-721913

Startup Digest Developer - Issue #2

Swathi Dharshna S — Mon, 02 Aug 2021 18:42:05 +0000

This issue highlights :
How to incorporate a GitOps approach into enterprise architecture - an illustrated guide from Bob Reselman.

How Soroco manages to build large scale systems and products with Python.

For developers concerned with memory allocation by their application, Prof Daniel Lemire explains how to measure memory usage: virtual versus real memory.

As a principal engineer, you can effectively be operating as a team of one – and that makes it a little trickier to manage your time — Sabrina Leandro on how to set and prioritize goals as a principal engineer?

Dan North talks about the purpose of testing.

Gergely Orosz explains, what are the key traits of product-minded engineers?

Google Cloud’s CEO Thomas Kurian spoke about his plans for making the Cloud business unit turn a profit and rise above it’s now third place.

Apple’s ML researchers have developed a no-code AI platform called ‘Trinity’ For Complex Spatial Datasets.

LINK - http://developer.startupdigest.com/issues/startup-digest-developer-issue-2-699218

Startup Digest Developer - Issue #1

Swathi Dharshna S — Fri, 23 Jul 2021 18:00:28 +0000

To watch out --

Russ Cox breaks down hardware memory models in 3 parts, how they differ, and how to overcome those differences to ensure the programs behave consistently across CPU platforms.
Erik Bernhardsson discusses primarily organizational challenges that could happen if you are brought in to grow a tiny data team at a mid-stage startup.
“Enable Copilot” and how is it a curse and a blessing?

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