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Menus in a Catalyst app

• 16 Min To Read
• 06 May, 2020
• • Software engineering

So… Catalyst, huh? The ultimate promise that a click on a checkbox and minimal effort will bring your iPad app to the Mac. If you have ever tried porting an app with this technology, you surely know by now that it is unfortunately not that simple. But, hey, in the end you finally managed to port your app, in all its glory, to the Mac. You’ve got all, or most of your features, you revamped some controllers, you have it all under control. Catalyst is great, long live Catalyst.

Split unit and integration tests

• Davy Garçon
• 8 Min To Read
• 10 Apr, 2020
• • Development and programming

Introduction

The aim of this article is not to impose a solution, but to show different ways and tools to split unit and integration tests. We all encountered the need to write tests in our developments, the interest of each kind of tests is easy to found in several web sources or others (for example see http://softwaretestingfundamentals.com/unit-testing/ ), then i will not develop this part here. We will see below, how to split unit and integration tests with several methods of 2 dependency managers (Maven and Gradle), concerning Java source code. In conclusion you will find a succinct comparison of all the methods.

Dependency injection with Dagger 2 - Part 3: Basic injection in an Android Application

• Yassine Benabbas
• 5 Min To Read
• 18 Mar, 2020
• • Web and mobile technology

Dagger is the dependency injection framework recommended by the official documentation for most projects . In previous posts we have studied the basics Dagger as well as some annotations in a console project.

Elements That You Can Use In This Template.

• 3 Min To Read
• 15 Mar, 2020
• • Web and mobile technology

Here is an example of headings. You can use this heading by the following markdown rules. For example: use # for heading 1 and use ###### for heading 6.

Back to basics - Logging

• Nicolas Carlier
• 13 Min To Read
• 22 Jan, 2020
• • Infrastructure and operations

The log: the disliked, the neglected, the misunderstood and yet probably your best friend.

Dagger 2: injecting into and from objects not managed by Dagger

• Yassine Benabbas
• 5 Min To Read
• 06 Jan, 2020
• • Software engineering

Dagger is pretty straightforward when injecting objects in its dependency graph. However, there are situations where Dagger does own the lifecycle of objects. In this post, we will explore some possibilities of interactions with objects whose lifecycle is not managed by dagger.