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<h3>Articles from blogs I follow around the net</h3>
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<a class="tag__link" href="http://jakewharton.com/smaller-apks-with-resource-optimization/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Smaller APKs with resource optimization</a>
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<p class="summary">How many times does the name of a layout file appear in an Android APK? We can build a minimal APK with a single layout file to count the occurrences empirically.</p>
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via <a href="http://jakewharton.com/"></a>
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<small class="date">September 1, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="https://adambennett.dev/2020/08/disabling-jetifier/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Disabling Jetifier</a>
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<p class="summary">Way back in the early-ish days of Android we used the support libraries, android.support, to backport certain features to different API levels. These days those libraries have been replaced by the AndroidX packages, announced at I/O 2018 - but their legac…</p>
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via <a href="https://adambennett.dev/">Adam Bennett</a>
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<small class="date">August 14, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="https://fasterthanli.me/articles/frustrated-its-not-you-its-rust" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Frustrated? It's not you, it's Rust</a>
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<small class="date">August 14, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="https://joebirch.co/android/exploring-the-google-play-in-app-review-api/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Exploring the Google Play In-App Review API</a>
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<p class="summary">When it comes to the Google Play store, app ratings and reviews are a pretty important marketing tool – they can have a huge influence on whether someone downloads our app, so ensuring that we do not miss out on good reviews is important. However, I’ve fe…</p>
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via <a href="https://joebirch.co">Joe Birch</a>
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<small class="date">August 14, 2020</small>
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<a class="tag__link" href="http://jakewharton.com/sixteen-corners/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sixteen corners</a>
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<p class="summary">Last year I built a library called Picnic for rendering data tables in monospaced environments like your terminal. Part of rendering the table is calculating what character to use for each wall and each corner separating the cells.</p>
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via <a href="http://jakewharton.com/"></a>
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<small class="date">August 6, 2020</small>
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