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This post was originally published on the Just Eat Takeaway blog Android 16 introduced a new notification template specifically designed to help users seamlessly track user-initiated start-to-end journeys. These are known as progress-centric notifications, which offer upgraded visibility on system surfaces and top ranking in the
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As part of my daily attempt to pay the bills, I had to implement some pull-to-refresh action. For the uninitiated, the pull-to-refresh component allows users to drag downwards at the beginning of an app’s content to refresh some data. Kind of like this: Enhance While
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This post was originally published on the Just Eat Takeaway blog For some time now, the JET Android Consumer App has been heavily relying on detekt for static code analysis. The default rules detekt comes with are, by nature, generic enough to serve most projects. But there are times when
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Featured in Android Weekly Issue #624 Everyone is using Hilt/Koin or some other fancy DI framework that just works™. In this house, we still use plain Dagger2. It’s… not going great. Consider the predicament of a composable that can only work with certain parameters: @Composable fun FirstScreen( navigate:
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A practical guide to edge-to-edge layouts in Compose: handling Window Insets, transparent status/navigation bars, and icon tints — recreating YouTube's Ambient Mode effect.