Computer Engineer, Android Developer, passionate about data analysis, IoT, Wearable
Devices and BOT.
Co-manager of the Google Developer Group Venice
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You have just built an awesome Android library but you don’t know how to publish it? You are in the right place; in this article, I will explain to you the process that I use to publish my two libraries.
The recent revamp of the Material Design has introduced new beautiful items, for example, the Bottom App Bar. With Flutter is super easy to implement like shown in the official documentation. However, for me, the tricky part is to combine it with swipeable tabs so, in this article, I’ll explain all the steps that I’ve followed to obtain it.
Some weeks ago I released a new version of the RSS Parser Library and I talked about the update in a blog post. This update brought a huge change in the infrastructure of the library. SPOILER: Kotlin and coroutines. Today, in this post I want to talk about the transition process and all the decisions that I have made to develop this new version. In this way, I hope to inspire you to leave the Async Task and get into the coroutines world.
Finally, I found some time to sit down and work on my library RSS Parser. Before starting to describe all the cool stuff that I’ve introduced with this update, I want to thank you all for the support. In fact this year, the library exceeded 100 stars on Github, that seems a little goal but it means a lot to me.
Every time I’ve tried to install Wordpress on Arch Linux it was a tragedy. Sometimes a configuration was missing, sometimes stuff not well known was broken and I never found an updated and complete guide. So here you are!
Today I want to talk about RSS-Parser, another library that I wrote. I wrote also a library that allows to handle data from YouTube.
Finally I’ve released a new big update for YoutubeParser. For people who don’t know what I’m talking about, don’t worry now I’m going to explain all.
Nowadays the hype around Flutter is raising a lot. But what about the "(not so) old-fashioned" React Native? In this talk, we will see the basics and the differences between the two frameworks and which to choose. All this journey is based on the true story of an Android Developer that he wanted to explore the cross-platform jungle.
Nowadays the hype around Flutter is raising a lot. But what about the "(not so) old-fashioned" React Native? In this talk, we will see the basics and the differences between the two frameworks and which to choose. All this journey is based on the true story of an Android Developer that he wanted to explore the cross-platform jungle.
Nowadays the hype around Flutter is raising a lot. But what about the "(not so) old-fashioned" React Native? In this talk, we will see the basics and the differences between the two frameworks and which to choose. All this journey is based on the true story of an Android Developer that he wanted to explore the cross-platform jungle.
A brief introduction to the Flutter framework before the official Google Codelab
Have you ever thought that your idea could help other developers? Join the magic world of open source! In this talk we are going to share some tips and the secrets to become an open source master. Of course some practical examples based on our experience cannot miss. This talk has been done in collaboration with Andrea Maglie that I thank
In this talk we'll see what is Android Things and what we need to know to begin developing IoT application.
One of the worst things is to lose all your data when you change a phone or when you reset it. With this talk we'll see how to deal with this problem and how to secure your application's data.
Graphic restyling and porting from a custom CMS to Wordpress of the Italian blog "ZeroMag".
Android Application to read latest articles and reviews from mariodiscepolo.com, watch latest Youtube video from MarioDiscepolo's channel and receive notifications for the new articles. You can checkout the application on the Play Store.
An Android library to get video's information from Youtube channels. You can retrieve title, link and thumbnails of a video from a specific channel. For each video you can also get statistics like views, number of like, dislike, favorite and comments. The library is also uploaded on jCenter. You can find more info about it on this blog post and the source code on Github.
An Android library to parse a RSS Feed. You can retrive the following information about an article:
Android Application that shows some function of "IoT Semplice", a board for Internet of Things. The app connects to the board by using Bluetooth Low Energy. You can checkout the source code on GitHub Github.
Website built with Wordpress to book transfer and touristic tours in the area of Venice. The site is no longer active.
Android Application to read latest articles and reviews, watch latest Youtube video from Lupokkio's channel and receive notifications for the new articles. The application is no longer active because the blog is dead but you can see its past behavior by watching this video.
Graphic restyling and maintenance of the Italian tech blog "Lupokkio". The site was built with Wordpress and is no longer online.
Thesis title: "Design and development of a system for linking university careers and real world jobs"
Thesis title: "Porting issues from Scratch/BYOB to Snap in a browser environment"