Frank Tamre

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Android , Flutter, Psychology

Joined May 2019

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Software Engineer with a bag-pack, with custom made t-shirts a herb in the mouth and who cooks.

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'thou art slack...(not the app)'(Bit#008)

I have been in the farm a couple of times and especially during harvest. I cook so i love to get fresh vegetables. I buy them uncut so that i can cut and prepare them. I get to the house and placed them in the small store i have in my kitchen. I was ...

Oct 22, 20202 min read

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optimizing Android Studio for low RAMed machines (part one: 1-5)

Have you been here: A PC or Laptop with Small/little RAM!(Memory-constrained computers!) Despite all of that you still want to learn to code and be an Android Developer or you are currently an android developer! All in all, we still want to be an...

Oct 2, 20205 min read

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002:Dependency Inversion Principle with pseudo code

This is the second article in the Dependency Injection series . If you have not read the first article in the series, have a read here. In this article let us talk about Dependency Inversion Principle which is at the core of Dependency Injection. ...

Sep 1, 20205 min read

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Progress is progress(Bit#006)

I have watched documentaries on Ants. These are very interesting small creatures. They are not big. They compensate for their small size by playing a numbers game: They can take down a large prey with tiny but many bites, what is called death by a th...

Aug 26, 20201 min read

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The "why" (Bit#005)

Every day a lion and a gazelle wake-up. Gazelles will have to out run the slowest gazelle. The lion will have to run fast enough to catch the slowest gazelle in the pack. They both run, but what do you think is their "why" for the day? "When the pur...

Aug 23, 20201 min read

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Recently published

'thou art slack...(not the app)'(Bit#008)

optimizing Android Studio for low RAMed machines (part one: 1-5)

002:Dependency Inversion Principle with pseudo code

Progress is progress(Bit#006)

The "why" (Bit#005)

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Frank Tamre's blogs

Recently published

'thou art slack...(not the app)'(Bit#008)

optimizing Android Studio for low RAMed machines (part one: 1-5)

002:Dependency Inversion Principle with pseudo code

Progress is progress(Bit#006)

The "why" (Bit#005)