Things you should know before getting started with Coroutine on Android.

In short, Coroutine is a way to write Asynchronous code in the straight-forward Synchronous way without a bunch of callbacks.

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Ben Kitpitak

Designing Software for Availability in the Cloud

Avoiding single points of failure - In the age of cloud computing, it is difficult to find a reason not to make your products highly-available, and most services provide it out-of-the-box. However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't still plan for it.

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Jeff Flynn

Introduction to Coordinator

A brief introduction of iOS Coordinator pattern

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Art Wongpatcharapakorn

Enum & custom type from primitive JSON type

Learn two techniques in Codable

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Art Wongpatcharapakorn

Simple Flux architecture with Vue.js

Using EventBus in Vue.js for a simple flux architecture.

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Tino Thamjarat

LiveData to the next level with MediatorLiveData and Transformations

An introduction to MediatorLiveData and Transformations to build reactive patterns with LiveData.

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Jutikorn Varojananulux

Handle Complex Network Call on Android with Kotlin Coroutine + Retrofit 2 in MVVM

In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to use coroutine in order to - Chain multiple network request - Create parallel network requests and process the responses when all of them are finished.

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Ben Kitpitak

Interface in Kotlin and when to use it

Kotlin allows Interface to have code which means a class can implement an Interface, and inherit the behavior from it.

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Ben Kitpitak

Documenting iOS apps, visually

How we built and use UI automation to snap full view hierarchies of the app in each page and export them to a Sketch file.

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AunR Rueopas

Commit Messages Matter

This is why I think Commit Messages matter and how they can help you become a better developer.

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Tino Thamjarat