¿Alguna vez ha deseado o necesitado extraer información específica de una nota de voz del usuario sin demasiados problemas? Bueno, puede…

Have you ever wanted or needed to extract specific information from the user’s voice input without too much trouble? Well, there might be an easy way! — The goal of this article is to familiarize you with the development of processing voice input in Android. Therefore, this piece will allow you to understand how to transform the user’s input into text and most importantly how to parse and extract relevant information from it.

It’s really easy to notice how frequent the use of frameworks, libraries and tools has become. From data management and database friendly layers, bitmap pooling and caching, networking abstraction layers and all the way to reactive frameworks, these tools are everywhere, available to us. …

When adding new dependencies to projects it is essential to evaluate the actual benefit that is provided and also if complexity is heavily increased, ultimately weighing these two factors. As you might know, Dependency Injection (DI) is a key concept that allows your code base to be highly testable. Following…

In order to understand the contents of this article, one should possess a minimal understanding of Dagger 2. Theoretically, Dagger modules cannot simultaneously contain abstract and non-abstract methods. But that doesn’t stop us from finding alternative solutions, right? Now before diving in, let’s get a few things straight. What is @Provides annotation? In Dagger…

We use Espresso to write effective and reliable UI tests. This testing framework provides a very well maintained set of APIs that ensures a solid and flexible testing environment. In order to maintain this flexibility, at some point we ought to integrate an implementation of the IdlingResources. What is an…