An exploration of the potential of Kotlin Context Receivers for driving Dependency Injection in Android/Native projects, evaluating how AppComponentFactory enables a strategy for context modeling and inversion of control

In this article, I share an overview of HTTP resilience patterns, elaborating on which ones fit best for Mobile/Front-end applications. I also show a practical example of implementing a fault-tolerant HTTP abstraction for an Android project using Resilience4j and testing simulated networking issues in the last mile of Mobile networks on top of Testcontainers and Toxiproxy.

In this article, I share a couple of considerations about existing libraries that enable screenshot testing for Android projects, comparing the capabilities and trade-offs of Shot, Paparazzi, and Dropshots.

Regardless of the nature of your Mobile project, if it uses a Design System, you should mind how to drive a screenshot testing strategy that maximizes the value you get from it, avoiding using a great tool in a poor way

Having disabled tests in a test suite is pretty much like having commented snippets among production code: a practice that solves no real issues while keeps the door open to further ones