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Amanda Hinchman

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Programming Android with Kotlin: Achieving Structured Concurrency with Coroutines

Programming Android with Kotlin: Achieving Structured Concurrency with Coroutines

Exploring implementations of common tasks in native Android development, and show you how Kotlin can help you solve concurrency problems.

2022

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Reverse-Engineering the Compose Compiler Plugin: Intercepting the Frontend

How Jetpack Compose plugin bends the rules of the Kotlin compiler

2d ago

Reverse-Engineering the Compose Compiler Plugin: Intercepting the Frontend

2d ago

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Kotlin Coroutine Mechanisms part 3: swapping CoroutineContext

Part 3 — CoroutineContext, Dispatchers, runContext, and Android viewModelScope explained

Sep 16

Kotlin Coroutine Mechanisms part 3: swapping CoroutineContext

Sep 16

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Kotlin Coroutine Mechanisms part 2: launch v. async

Examining join, await, coroutine behavior through playful examples

Jun 9

Kotlin Coroutine Mechanisms part 2: launch v. async

Jun 9

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Kotlin Coroutine Mechanisms part 1: runBlocking v. launch

Introduction to coroutine behavior through playful examples

Mar 28

a pleasant cartoon of a computer desk in a green office.

Mar 28

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Crash Course on the Kotlin Compiler | K1 + K2 Frontends, Backends

Quick detour on why there are so many versions and how it affects data transformations in the compiler

May 22, 2023

Crash Course on the Kotlin Compiler | K1 + K2 Frontends, Backends

May 22, 2023

A Not-so-scary Introduction to DP Mechanisms in Kotlin: Maximum Subarray

Understanding the fibonacci mechanism in 1D dynamic programming

Dec 15, 2022

A picture of an abacus, also called a counting frame, which is a calculating tool with beads.

Dec 15, 2022

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Performance Considerations for Memory leaks: An Android Cookbook, Part 2

Strange Fragment/View lifecycle interaction, Rx leaks, and dependency leaks

Oct 28, 2022

Performance Considerations for Memory leaks: An Android Cookbook, Part 2

Oct 28, 2022

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Performance Considerations for Memory Leaks: An Android Cookbook

A quick reference guide loosely based on “Programming Kotlin with Android: Programming Kotlin with Android”

Jul 5, 2022

A blank recipe book open, surrounded by wooden spoons holding cheeses, eggs, herbs, garlic, and other ingredients.

Jul 5, 2022

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Crash course on the Kotlin compiler | 1. Frontend: Parsing phase

Lexers, parsers, PSI, AST v. CST, and other fundamental concepts to help understand writing IDE/compiler plugins

Mar 28, 2022

Pictured above is a diagram of the frontend portion of the Kotlin compiler. A Kotlin file is fed into the compiler, which is then analyzed and broken down into AST/PSI so that it can be further analyzed in the resolution for correctness.

Mar 28, 2022

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Exploring Kotlin initialization with Android custom views

A closer look at the relationship between Kotlin and View inflation

Apr 12, 2021

Exploring Kotlin initialization with Android custom views

Apr 12, 2021

Amanda Hinchman

Amanda Hinchman

she/her

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Kotlin GDE, Android engineer & O'Reilly book author | Support my research on Patreon: patreon.com/AmandaHinchman

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