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Why is Eventbus in SAP UI5?

EventBus in UI5 is a tool with which we can leverage publish-subscribe pattern in our app.

It is recommended to use the EventBus only when there is no other option to communicate between different instances, e.g. native UI5 events.

Sharing this video on SAP UI5 for your better understand:-

So if you want to learn what the SAPUI5 EventBus is and how to use it, then you’re in the right place.

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How to Work With Multiple Verticles and Communication in Vert.x - #Ankaa

How to Work With Multiple Verticles and Communication in Vert.x As mentioned in the previous article, Vert.x is an event-driven, non-blocking toolkit. It was designed for asynchronous communications. In most cases, you need to work with multiple verticles in your applications. You also need communication between these verticles in these cases. In this... https://ankaa-pmo.com/how-to-work-with-multiple-verticles-and-communication-in-vert-x/ #Eventbus #Java #Messaging #Tutorial #VertX #Verticle

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Re-Architecting the Flurry Mobile App for Android - Part 1

January 9, 2020 | Ali Mehrpour, Principal Android Engineer

Flurry’s engineers work with multiple, large scale custom systems. In an effort to further give back to the engineering and app development communities, we will periodically publish posts that cover more technical issues. Ali Mehrpour, one of our lead Android SDK developers, wanted to share some of his findings in rebuilding Flurry’s mobile app using the latest developments in Android technology.

Flurry Analytics has been at the forefront of the mobile app industry since launching the world’s first analytics platform for iOS and Android apps in 2008. Since then, we’ve supported app developers worldwide in growing their businesses by improving acquisition efforts and boosting engagement and retention strategies.

Flurry’s Mobile App

Flurry’s mobile app (Android and iOS) streamlines analytics on the go, wherever you are. The app lets you monitor your app’s key events, real-time metrics, and activity as well as get a push notification if your app's metrics spike or dip beyond a custom threshold or detects an issue (exception, crash, error).

The first version of the app was published in 2015 and received positive attention, but slowly the number of users began to decline as they started complaining about the app’s performance. In addition, the Product Managers became unhappy too since they couldn’t change how the app behaves on the fly without releasing a new version. For example, adding or removing a metric, dashboard, or dimension, changing the default dashboard, or selecting an app or app group, all required releasing a new version. Besides, as it happens to all software in the world, the Flurry app was getting older. Catching up with the latest Android features was becoming increasingly more difficult. So the team decided to redesign the app from scratch around a year ago. 

How did we realize the old app was not performing well? Well, Flurry! Yes, we’ve used Flurry SDKs to understand the users’ behavior, track crashes and exceptions, and more, all in Flurry’s mobile app.

In this article, I’m going to talk about the architecture and design issues in the old app. In Part 2, I’ll cover the lessons we learned and applied to design a better app with new technologies in Android.

These are the issues in the old app which convinced us to redesign the app from scratch:

Usability/Navigation

Crashes/Bugs

Poor Performance

Limited Functionality

Old App Design Issues

MVP/MVC Architecture

The old app was written in Java with the original intent to follow the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) design pattern. For more information on the MVP pattern, we found several helpful resources online, including Android MVP for Beginners, tips to organize the presentation layer, architectural guidelines to follow, and this simple demo project. There are, however, several implementation pitfalls that can easily violate the design pattern rules to be aware of. Let’s discuss.

After looking at the old app implementation in-depth, it’s obvious it doesn’t follow MVP.  Actually, it’s a mix of Model-View-Controller (MVC) and MVP. Why?

In the MVP pattern, Presenter and View layers should talk via an interface (contract), but in this implementation, the Presenter directly accesses the view e.g. loading a fragment or showing a dialog

In the MVP pattern, the business logic should be in the Model layer but in this implementation, all business logic is put into the Presenter layer

In a couple of cases, the Presenter bypasses the Model layer and makes the network call directly

Bloated and brittle Presenter classes

Testability. Since the implementation is a mix of MVP and MVC, the presenter is tightly coupled with the Android APIs that is difficult to unit test

Besides all of the above issues in implementing MVP pattern, MVP and MVC have some downsides which make it hard to use in a big project:

Maintenance. Presenters, like Controllers, are prone to collect additional business logic, sprinkled in, over time. At some point, developers find themselves with large unwieldy presenters that are difficult to break apart

Usually, MVP requires a huge amount of interface interaction

“Cold Start” Time

A cold start occurs when a user launches the app and doesn’t have a previous session running in the background. It significantly affects user experience.

The old app has these issues which affect cold start time significantly:

Many SDKs initialize during Application creation while it’s not necessary

Many singleton classes initialize during Application creation

Almost every class has declared a public static constant TAG that gets the class name by calling class.getSimpleName(). These constants add overhead to the app’s initialization

When you open the old app, it shows the main screen in an empty state with a progress bar. The screen is not usable until the user data is fetched, which is absolutely a bad user experience

EventBus

EventBus is a central shared object and you can use it to post events on it and use Publisher/Subscriber pattern for loose coupling. Every class can listen for a specific type of event that is posted on this event bus.

Using EventBus for a small app might be a good choice but as the app becomes bigger, it’s not going to work. Why?

A hell of a lot of events. The old app had about 30 events such as DatePickerCanceledEvent, ShowOverviewGraphEvent, etc.

Freedom to write bad code. It allows you to write shitty code. Why should you pass data through bundles when you can post an event? Why do you need callbacks and interfaces and things like “setTargetFragment()” when the event does this with several lines of code?

Can’t write Unit Test. There’s now Unit Test for event bus and actually, it’s very hard to mock the event bus. You could do the integration test but it takes time to write them and also, it’s hard to detect if a problem occurs, and in which code layer exactly it happened

Difficult to Onboard new dev. Imagine you join a project which has 50 events (UI events, API events) and you’ve been asked to fix a bug. You need to find where these events are posted and where they are received and it can take days to figure it out

User Experience / User Interface

The old app had some UX/UI which we tried our best to address in the new design. Some of the issues were:

Hard to navigate/use:

Switching between companies and apps was not easy since it required 3 clicks

Dashboard wasn’t supported at all and you only can see a bunch of metrics

Only one metric can be seen at any time, so there’s no option for comparing metrics

Different navigation pattern with Flurry web app. A couple of years ago, we redesigned the Flurry web app, but did not simultaneously redesign the mobile app, meaning users of both platforms were encountering inconsistent experiences. 

Hard to extend the functionality. The old app mainly was designed to support Analytics and couldn’t support dashboards for other Flurry products such as Marketing, Crash, and Remote Config.

Lack of functionalities

No chart detail screen

No chart type option

No filter support

No dark mode support

Sample UI from Old Version of Flurry’s Mobile App

Now that we’ve illustrated some of the issues we encountered, in Part 2, we’ll discuss moving to the new architecture and some of the things we learned along the way. Look for Part 2 tomorrow.

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EventBus IntelliJ Plugin

IntelliJ iDEA plugin to work with projects (Java and Kotlin) using greenrobot's EventBus library.

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Android Developer resume in Danbury, CT

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Professional Summary

* ***** ** ******* *** software/IT.

* **** ** **** *****.

* **** ******* ** ********/IT within a corporate setting.

Kotlin programming development experience.

Java programming skill.

Develop rich application UIs with strong UXs that follow Android design guidelines.

Hands-on with middleware and integration with different web services and message exchanges (e.g., SOAP, REST, XML, JSON) Experience with all the usual stuff (multi-threading, integration with REST APIs, view animations, custom transitions, multi-threading).

Ability to ask the right questions, provide feedback to stakeholders, break down tasks, and create a plan to achieve the intended result.

Architectures include MVVM, MVP, MVC.

Strong understanding of the Android framework, best practices, and design patterns.

Knowledge and experience using payment gateways/systems.

Apply OOP design patterns such as Façade, Abstract Factory, Builder, Singleton, Observer, Protocols, Delegation, etc.

Keep abreast of industry trends and technologies, being prepared to apply them quickly.

Experience with Android apps with networked data from content management systems.

Experience with Android Media Player API and ExoPlayer in streaming audio and video.

Strong knowledge in Android multithreading frameworks: AsyncTaks, IntentServices, Handlers, Threads, Runnables, Loopers.

Experience using GIT/GitHub for Source Control.

Work with various integrated development environments (IDE)/frameworks, including Dagger2, Bluetooth, Android Studio, Eclipse, Android Annotations, Robotium test framework, Espresso test framework, Mockito, SpongyCastle cipher suites, Jenkins, JUnit unit testing, and Visual Studio App Center.

Experience working with tablets, phones, smart TVs and more recently Android Smart Watches.

Experience with messaging in Android apps.

Practical implementation of Android Life Cycle, Fragments, Intents, Threads on Android, binding services, Implicit and Explicit Intents, background processes, sync adapters, Activity, Activities for Result, WebView, ImageView, TextView, RecyclerView, ListView, etc.

Technical Skills

Android Tools – Push Notifications, Mixpanel, Services, Loaders, Ion, Urban Airship,ORMLite, ButterKnife, MediaPlayer, RxCache, Spork, Runtime, JUnit, ZXing, EventBus, RecyclerView Animator, Mockito, Espresso, CoordinatorLayout, Content Providers, Support Libraries, Robolectric, Retrofit, XmlPullParser, RoboGuice, Glide, Picasso, RxJava, Volley, Gradle, Logger, animations, VidEffects, Retrolambda, MonkeyRunner, Dagger, JobScheduler, GreenDAO, Otto, AndroidAnnotations, Protobuf, Answers, MPAndroidChart

Languages – Java, Kotlin

Authoring IDE – Android Studio, Eclipse

Content Integration – REST, SOAP, JSON, XML, GSON, Jackson, Moshi, Content Providers, Android Media Player API, ExoPlayer for Streaming Audio/Video

Architectures – MVC, MVP, MVVM

Dependency Injection – Hilt, Dagger

Databases – SQLite, SQL, Oracle, Firebase

Team Tools – JIRA, Jenkins, Git, SVN,

Old Android – Intents, Loopers, Loaders, NineOldAndroids, ListView, AsyncTask, Volley

Tuning – Leak Canary

Google – Google Analytics, Google Maps, Google API, Google Cloud Messaging

Professional Android Work Experience

08/2021

– Present

Android Software Application Developer

Union Savings Bank, Danbury, CT

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mfoundry.mb.android.mb_957&hl=en_CA&gl=US

Available to all Union Savings Bank consumer online banking customers. Union Savings Bank Mobile allows you to check balances, make transfers, pay bills, make deposits, and find locations.

Used Hilt for dependency Injection.

Used Postman to interact with client custom APIs.

Implemented recycler views with cardviews to display data in the most efficient way.

Interacted with the whole Jetpack library.

Programmed code in Kotlin language to perform Restful API calls for bank transfers, budgeting, and digital receipts user stories using Coroutines, Retrofit, and Data Binding in MVVM clean code architecture.

Implemented Jetpack Compose to create small reusable composables to describe UI by calling a series of functions that transformed data into a UI hierarchy and defined Data flow principles in Compose.

Refactored Android Support libraries to be compliant with Android 11 and JetPack, such as android.preference to androidx.preference.

Integrated multiple third-party libraries like: Glide, Retrofit, RxJava and Dagger 2.

Used Slack and Microsoft Teams for communication

Implemented Safety Net Attestation API and SafetyNet reCAPTCHA API to determine if it is rooted/tampered, and implemented strong DRM checks and protect app from spam.

Improved login feature of the app using OAuth library for token-based authentication and Biometric API.

Wrote instrumentation tests and UI tests using Espresso.

05/2020

– 08/2021

Android Application Developer

Coldwell Banker Real Estate, Madison, NJ

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myzap.cb&hl=en_CA&gl=US

With the Coldwell Banker® app, you’re not just choosing a home. You’re choosing a lifestyle. We know that’s a big decision. So we bring you the most up-to-date and accurate information on homes in your area, instant updates when new homes hit the market, and details about local neighborhoods – and we connect you with a real estate professional who’s prepared to help you find just what you’re looking for.

Used Jetpack navigation graph, pagination and Jetpack compose to develop view model, view and data domain layers for the tickets to complete full feature development.

Utilized a MVVM architecture using Android Jetpack Components.

Incorporated Facebook SDK and Twitter API for logging, posting and share experiences of the Android app and the service for marketing.

Implemented analytics using Firebase analytics framework to track user behavior in app.

Implemented Google Maps for location search with the Google Location APIs.

Integrated multimedia material and live streaming video, decoding, and playback

Profiled the app using instruments to see performance leaks, memory optimizations and battery use.

Wrote instrumentation tests and UI tests using Espresso.

Ensured code quality writing Unit Tests using JUnit, Mockito and PowerMock frameworks.

Created custom UI components for consistent UX across companies’ internal Android applications and for reusability making the development process faster and smoother.

Created custom libraries for internal network calls for security purposes.

Used recycler views & populated lists to display the lists from database using recycler view adapters as the most efficient method.

Used Bitbucket as the version control tool to commit and update the project from the server.

06/2018

– 05/2020

Android Developer

Prudential Financial – Newark, NJ

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prudential.android.RetirementParticipant&hl=en_CA&gl=US

Take control of your financial future – anywhere, any time with the Prudential app. Enroll in your 401(k) or 403(b) to easily manage your money, track your savings progress, access insights and tips designed to help you achieve financial wellness, and much more.

Generated build on MVVM architectural base.

Worked in Android Studio with Kotlin coding in the development of Android mobile app features and functions.

Added encrypted environment configuration with sessions and user login using SharedPreferences.

Utilized AndroidPlot API in different places to chart multiple data from server.

Implemented Kotlin coroutines to perform asynchronous operations as part of the Network Api layer.

Used Intents and Intent Filters to initiate activities and pass information between Activities and Fragments.

Debugged code to support multiple screen sizes and created multiple layout qualifiers.

Created custom views to reduce project overhead can increase reusability of code in multiple places.

Created push notifications message from Firebase console and debugged message received from Firebase console.

Implemented Kotlin scope functions to perform serialization process and increase readability in the code.

Used Git for version control for managing and integrating source code with other team members.

Modularized the existing customer payment authentication flow and integrated/implemented an additional external SDK which helped authenticate customer’s payment details.

04/2017

– 06/2018

Android Developer

Victoria’s Secret, Columbus, OH

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.victoriassecret.vsaa

Welcome to the Victoria’s Secret app, your on-the-go destination for the world’s most famous bras, panties, lingerie, sportswear, swimsuits, beauty, accessories and more.

Implemented new features in Kotlin and converted some existing Java classes to Kotlin.

Implemented observable data patterns using JetPack LiveData to make server data observable.

Participated in code review and reviewed code carefully before approving.

Practiced pair programming as part of collaborative project development/delivery strategy.

Utilized Android SDK and supporting development devices.

Utilized Charles Proxy to understand and detect issues in payload or provide feedback to engineers and QA.

Applied a MVVM architectural base.

Added a new credit card with camera card scanner for quickest checkout, push notifications to alert as soon as sales start and remind when they’re ending.

Included Stripe Billing APIs to create and manage invoices and recurring payments and create fixed-price subscriptions with Elements.

Performed code migration from Java to Kotlin and implemented null safety checks, higher order functions, extension functions, coroutines support and KMM.

Worked with testing libraries and frameworks Junit, Espresso, and Mockito.

Created Repository pattern to abstract connections between local databases and On-Site endpoints.

Created abstract classes to define common behavior across the application and utilizing extension function from Ktx plugin to consolidate common operations like getCurrentTime and parseDate.

Used Coroutines and Schedulers for long running and background tasks.

Integrated with Google Maps.

Encrypted and decrypted the shared preference data with the AndroidX Security Library.

Utilized Room database for shared preferences for storage and caching.

04/2016

– 04/2017

Software Developer

Emerson Electric, St. Louis, MO

Analyzed and interpreted business requirements to define and develop technical requirements.

Programmed in Java and C++.

Wrote scripts using JavaScript.

Modified multiple scripts written in JavaScript.

Wrote new functions and modified existing functions.

Interfaced directly with customer technical personnel to support and service installed systems.

Contributed towards product/process improvements, both from a technical perspective and user experience/functional perspective.

Supported post-implementation issue resolution and deployment within the production environment.

Established communications interfacing between software programs and database backends.

Education

Kettering University (Bachelor’s in Computer Science)

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Android development experience: * years.

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Well versed in Test Driven Development, JUnit Test Cases, Performance Optimization and Integration Testing.

Maintain high unit test coverage and continuous integration principles.

Experience with continuous integration tools like Jenkins and Travis CI, and automated testing frameworks such as Espresso, Mockito, Robotium, etc.

Skilled with Kotlin and Java and Object-Oriented Programming, along with Google Material Design Guidelines, Android Best Practices, and Android UI/UX implementation.

Apply architectural patterns MVVM, MVC and MVP.

Hands-on with design patterns Singleton, Observer, Factory, Façade, Decorator, etc.

Apply Material Design guidelines and user experience guidelines and best practices to Android application development.

Understanding of Activities, Fragments, Custom Views, Services, Volley, Retrofit, Support library, and 3rd party libraries in Android.

Cultivate an environment of excellence, through code design, code reviews.

Work with other departments to achieve cross-functional goals to satisfy customer expectations. Mentor less experienced team members on technical matters.

Guide the Android integration into dozens of APIs successfully with highly performant/critical integrations.

Follow development/design standards and best practices in Android.

A sound understanding of HTTP and REST-style web services.

Follow TDD best practices using tools such as JUnit, Mockito, Espresso, Robotium, etc.

Up to date with new development patterns such as Dependency Injection (Dagger2), RxJava, and Coroutines.

Implement Material Design guidelines, Fragments, Layouts, Animations, Compound Views, Custom Views, ListView and RecyclerView in Android development.

Implement the latest Material Design guidelines, animations and UX optimization, Fragments, Layouts, Animations, Compound Views, Custom Views, ListView and RecyclerView.

Implement RESTful data consumption using Retrofit with an OkHttp client, GSON and Jackson converters and a custom interceptor.

Skilled in consumption of web services (REST, HTTP-based, XML, SOAP, JSON, etc.) in building mobile applications.

Well versed in Android third-party libraries such as Volley, Retrofit, Picasso, YouTube, Location API, Maps View, Google View, Google Maps, PayPal, Stripe, Android pay, QR Droid, Butterknife, Dagger, Google Wallet payments, Android Annotations.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Android Dev: JetPack, Push Notifications, GSON, JSON, Espresso, Mockito, RxKotlin, RxJava, RxBluetooth, JUnit, Schematic, SmartTV, Certificate Pinning, MonkeyRunner, Bluetooth Low Energy, ExoPlayer, SyncAdapters, Volley, IcePick, Circle-CI, Samsung SDK, Glide, VidEffects, Ion, ORMLite, Kickflip, SpongyCastle, Parse, Flurry, Twitter, FloatingActionButton, Espresso, Dependency Injection, EventBus,, Dagger, Crashlytics, Mixpanel, Material Dialogs, Fresco, Moshi, Jenkins, UIautomator, Parceler, RxCache, Retrofit, Loaders, JobScheduler, ParallaxPager, XmlPullParser, Google Cloud Messaging, LeakCanary, Web Dev: jQuery, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Google Web Toolkit

Programming Languages: Kotlin, Java

Databases: SQLite, MySQL, Room, Firebase DB

IDE: Eclipse, Android Studio

Development: TDD, JIRA, Continuous Integration, Confluence, Git, GitHub, SVN, SourceTree, BitBucket

Project Methodologies: Agile, Scrum

Threading: Loopers, Loaders, AsyncTask, Intent Service, RxJava

Multimedia: ExoPlayer, Videoplayer, Glide, Picasso, Fresco

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Android App Developer / SpartanNash (Byron Center, MI)

April 2021 to Current

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spartannash.go&hl=en_CA&gl=US

The SpartanNash Go mobile app lets you to take SpartanNash news and information on the go with you, allowing you to easily stay informed in your day-to-day, connect and get the latest from our community. Use SpartanNash Go to own it when it comes to communications from leaders, information about upcoming events, ways to connect to systems and tools, resources, videos and more.

Programmed modules in Kotlin using MVVM app architecture for ease of maintainability and extensibility, as well as improved quality testing.

Worked closely with UI/UX designers and interacted with stakeholders, product managers and business units to gather requirements and ensure final product matched needs.

Migrated to Jetpack Compose by adding compose to an existing screen built using Android views and manage state in composable functions.

Helped to set up Jenkins for continuous integration.

Connected the app to Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, by integrating their SDKs.

Designed/developed app using API/SDK and business embedded logic to achieve mobile app’s desired functionality.

Applied Data Binding for decoupled UI updating.

Applied Hilt dependency injection.

Corrected issues for security scans such as SSL, encryption, loopholes and profiled the application using the APK analyzer

Developed login, security, and test utilities feature module in Clean Code Architecture on Presentation and Data layer.

Implemented GraphQL and WebSocket APIs to provide a seamless user experience.

Created and ran unit and integration tests with Espresso and Mockito.

Used JIRA platform to track productivity and tasks provided to accomplish the project.

Android Application Developer / TDAmeriTrade (Omaha, NE)

June 2020 to April 2021

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tdameritrade.amerivest

See your TD Ameritrade Investment Management portfolio’s balances, investment performance, breakdown, and more. With simple charts and tables, it’s easy to take a closer look into your portfolio and find the information you need.

Participated in architecture migration from MVP to Kotlin-based MVVM architecture using Jetpack components like LiveData, ViewModel, Room, WorkManager, Paging and DataBinding.

Communicated effectively with the UI/UX team to agree on application design and UI flow.

Implemented dependency injection with Dagger 2 and Butter Knife.

Used Moshi to populate data classes with data from JSON responses.

Utilized LiveData to simplify data retention and updates during configurational changes.

Used GIT for code repository and maintaining current and historical versions of the Android app source code.

Appling sound mobile security practices such as Obfuscation.

Working in Pair Programming culture from Driver and Navigator across several iterations in the project strategy.

Worked with Broadcast Receivers to receive system notification which was later used to send out reminders.

Utilized SQLite and Shared Preferences for Data Persistence with Key Store for authentication.

Used Jira platform to track productivity and tasks provided to accomplish the project.

Utilized Confluence for documentation and assisted the project manager with documentation.

Implemented Picasso for downloads the image and show in UI.

Used navigation drawer to provide quick and easy access to the menu items.

Android Mobile Application Developer / Outback Steakhouse (Tampa. FL)

April 2019 to June 2020

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.outback.tampa&hl=en_CA&gl=US

The Outback App is the fastest, mobile way to enjoy the bold flavors of Outback Steakhouse. Ordering your Outback favorites is simple with our easy-to-use ordering and ability to save your order for future steak cravings. Sign up for our Dine Rewards loyalty program, track your rewards and easily apply them to your mobile order. You can also find your nearest location.

Utilized RecyclerViews to display item lists.

Utilized two-way data binding to communicate between ViewModel and XML files.

Used Git as a version control for managing and integrating source code with other team members.

Migrated project to AndroidX to use the newest JetPack libraries.

Applied RxKotlin in conjunction with RxAndroid and RxBinding libraries to make app multithreaded and perform synchronous operations.

Upgraded Analytics SDK from Google Analytics with Tag manager to Firebase analytics.

Implemented push notifications features with Firebase’s Cloud Messaging Service.

Used databinding to reduce code in fragments and LiveData to handle lifecycle data to only update the UI when it’s available.

Utilized Dagger 2 and Hilt for dependency injection.

Used Roboelectric, Mockito, and Espresso for testing.

Implemented concurrency design pattern using Kotlin coroutines to simplify code that executed asynchronously.

Performed technical work using Android Studio with Kotlin codebase and MVVM architecture.

Migrated database from DBFlow to Room.

Android Mobile Software Developer / Kayak (Cambridge, MA)

June 2018 to April 2019

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kayak.android&hl=en_US

KAYAK searches hundreds of travel sites at once to find exactly what you need for your trip, from cheap flights to great hotel deals and car rentals. Nonstop flight leaving at 9am? Sure. Pet-friendly vacation rental near the slopes? Yup. SUV rental for under $50/day? We’re on it. Because we’re travelers too and know that every trip is worth planning.

Migrated the entire application with team from MVP to MVVM architecture to meet new application standards.

Used custom views to easily reuse components built to UI/UX design specifications.

Used Android Studio as IDE in Android application development.

Performed programming in Java Kotlin.

Programmed new functions in Kotlin and converted some existing Java functions to Kotlin.

Implemented services and broadcast receivers for performing network calls to the server.

Integrated Dagger for dependency injection.

Created multiple scripts in the Gradle file for test automation, reporting, signing and deployment.

Worked with testing libraries and frameworks JUnit, Espresso, Mockito, and Robolectric.

Worked with Jenkins CI server for continuous integration and followed Test-Driven Development (TDD) methods.

Utilized Room persistence library to save web service responses and to act as the single source of truth for the application data.

Designed CustomViews to implement UX designs and for the reusability of the views created.

Used social media authentication such as Facebook and Twitter APIs for incorporating features such as logging in, liking items, and sharing product announcements

Used a private Git repository for the Android code base working with BitBucket.

Analyzed and troubleshooted the application using tools like the Android Profiler, and DDMS.

Android Mobile Software Developer / Doctor On Demand (San Francisco, CA)

November 2016 to June 2018

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doctorondemand.android.patient

Total Virtual Care™ available when you are – anytime, anywhere. Connect face-to-face with board-certified providers and licensed therapists over live video on your smartphone or tablet.

Created several companion objects to facilitate log information along with several Singleton objects to reduce boilerplate code.

Created custom infinite recycler view for scrolling images and videos.

Designed Android UI/UX using Android widgets like list view, recycler view, buttons, text views, View Flipper etc.

Implemented RESTful API calls to retrieve and manage user’s rewards, coupons, deals, and gift cards; and apply to cart items.

Used LeakCanary to find and fix memory leaks, significantly reducing system crashes.

Used Retrofit and RxJava for RESTful web calls with GSON library to deserialize JSON information.

Implemented caching mechanism for the REST API response received from backend using OkHTTP network interceptor and Shared Preferences.

Integrated ExoPlayer API to view live videos for premium members with support for backgrounding, foregrounding, and playback resumption in multiwindow environment.

Programmed auto-renewal feature Java module for auto subscriptions.

Persisted wallet items in database using SQLite.

Rebranded user personal records to match feedback from users’ recommendations.

Utilized debug tools for removing and easily identify crash and bugs, tools like Memory Profiler, Leak Canary and Firebase Crashlytics.

EDUCATION

Bachelor’s (Computer Science)

Georgia State University

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