joaoppedrosa.hashnode.devUseful tools to use in every Android Project (Part 2)1. Gitignore.io When you start a new project, there are always some files you don’t want to (and shouldn’t) send to your repository. For this, you need a gitignore file. Gitignore.io helps you generate a gitignore file easily, you only have to type t...Sep 7, 2022·4 min read
joaoppedrosa.hashnode.devSlack apps that will boost your team workspace1. Polly Polly works where you work. The typical forms and survey tools are not purpose-built for Slack. Polly is built to work in a world where users are used to staying connected, responding quickly, and seeing results in real-time. Polly is a po...Dec 5, 2021·5 min read
joaoppedrosa.hashnode.devUseful tools to use in every Android Project (Part 1)This is the first part of a group of articles where I will talk about some tools and libraries that can help you develop and maintain better Android apps and projects, as well as the UI/UX.I will start by mentioning some that are barely common (but c...Oct 26, 2021·5 min read
joaoppedrosa.hashnode.devTips and Tricks if you REALLY want to use Ionic (Part 2)Creating flavors in Ionic In this second part of the article “Tips and Tricks if you really want to use Ionic” I’m going to exemplify how you can do product flavors (like in Android) using gulp tasks. Flavors in Android allow you to create multiple v...Oct 5, 2017·2 min read
joaoppedrosa.hashnode.devTips and Tricks if you REALLY want to use Ionic (Part 1)Native Transitions One of the main issues of Ionic is the fluidity in the transitions between screens (mostly in Android), a workaround for this issue is to use ionic-native-transitions. //Add this lines to your app.js file $ionicNativeTransitionsPr...Jun 20, 2017·2 min read