A simple Android application to search videogames and its games. It aims to test new frameworks version and show some skills. I 'm going to use Dagger, Mockito for mock unit tests, JUnit for tradicional unit tests, Retrofit, Gson, Picasso, ButterKnife and Android Design Support Library. I’ve developed this project using MVP architecture and I’ve “programmed to an interface” to be able to do inversion of control. My view layer is the more passive as possible and in this way I can focus my unit tests on presenter and model layers. I like to strongly separate each layer and charge the presenter to call the other layers.
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A part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program. Used Gradle to build a joke-telling app that has both a free and paid version. This included factoring functionality into libraries as well as using build flavors to modularize the construction of each variant of the app. I also configured a Google Cloud Endpoints development server to supply the jokes.
A part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program. Added enhancements to two apps in order to make them production ready. The work included ensuring errors were handled gracefully, building a widget for the home screen, support for screen readers, optimizations for localization, and barcode scanning via a library.
A part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program. Built an app, optimized for tablet, that displays an artist's top 10 tracks on Spotify. The user interface allows for search capability, displays a list of the top 10 tracks in a scrolling list complete with album art, and provides streaming playback of audio using Android's mediaplayer API.
A part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program. Designed and built an app that shows off the projects created as part of the Android Developer Nanodegree program.