Sometimes, we need more than one query to execute in one operation. Let's say you have to replace an item.

Android Arch's Room - Transaction

On the previous post, we already discussed the basic Room from AAC (Android Architecture Component). In this post, we're gonna explore the how to create a relationship between tables

Android Arch's Room - Relation

So, on the first post we already have an introduction or more like a sneak peek to Room data access object code. Let's get our hands dirty now!

Android Arch's Room - Getting Started

My first reaction when Android Architecture Component is out is just **meh..** I mean come on, the ViewModel is heavily tied to Activity and Fragment and basically i don't need it because i use Conductor… 

Android Arch's Room - Introduction

On the previous post, we already discussed how your view should have its own model. We also have discussed how you can make a simple redux-like state machine in Kotlin.

Redux-Like State Management with Sealed Class in Kotlin

You're using Tailscale on your Android and Laptop, but Termius keeps hanging on the Auth phase. Here’s how to fix the silent "DenyList" block.

Things I Keep Forgetting - SSHing into Mac via Tailscale

Creating a new helper task in Gradle is not always a good thing, especially if you're using the configuration cache.

Configuration Cache and the False Economy of Gradle Helper Tasks

My 3DS that installed with CFW got a softbrick problem, and I got it multiple times. Yet, I keep forgetting how to fix it

Things I Keep Forgetting - Softbrick in 3DS

A brief note on how to deploy Compose Multiplatform project in Netlify

Deploying Compose Multiplatform Project in Netlify

There's an error in your Android build and it points to your annotation processing code. But, you can't debug it. Here's how to do it.

Things I Keep Forgetting - Debugging Annotation Processor in Android Build

Getting a Pull Request (PR) from a Forked Repository in Github can be quite confusing. Here I put a note to self about the behavior that apparantly I keep forgetting.

Things I Keep Forgetting - Behavior in PR from Forked Repository in Github

I repeteadly googling about the ABI Jar implementation in Gradle when in fact, Kotlin has the feature built-in with different name

Things I Keep Forgetting - ABI Jar is Classpath Snapshot in Kotlin

Part 1 of thing that I keep forgetting about in tooling and software development in general.

Things I Keep Forgetting - Assemble vs Bundle and bundletools

Personal Life Log: 2022

My Git aliases that I use on daily basis to help me with works and make Git more interactive and efficient

My Git Aliases

How you can setup WordPress in your blog path and integrate it with your app

Setup Wordpress Behind Reverse Proxy

Easy JaCoCo configuration for your multi module Android projects

JaCoCo Setup for Android Multi Module Project

The first series of Gradle tips and tricks that might be helpful for you

Gradle Tips and Trick #1

You've got options when you want to run something inside Dockerfile, but what if you want to run something when the container  is started?

Docker Startup Script - Stay Interactive

So this is my new blog, it is a bit different from the previous one. Well technically this is a lot different from the previous one

New Blog

On the last ADB meetup, we have a conversation about what framework we usually use in creating a REST API. Then, Adonis.Js is being mentioned. I know Adonis but haven't got a chance to test it, so let's test it now!

Simple REST API with Adonis JS

After reading a bunch of unidirectional data flow, Cycle.js's MVI and this article about implementing MVI in Android by Hannes, I'm convinced that this is how I should write my code from now on.

Simple State Machine

Not so long ago, on my Android's MVP architecture, my view layer does not have a model. The view only renders what the presenter tell them to do which is good because then, we have a passive view. But, there's no representation of the view itself.

A Model for Your View

Last Saturday I was attending a workshop for Spring Boot in Makers Institute Bandung. The prerequisite for the workshop is we have the tools installed on our private machine. Besides the obvious Java, we also have to install MySQL.

Using MySQL Database with Docker

Have you ever encounter an error like this? 

Multiple Dex Files Defined in Build Config

Started from the issue on my image picker library which stated that we should use the new version of Glide, I'm starting to explore this new Glide v4 library and integrate it to the library

Glide v4 Integration for Library

I found some strange condition when creating a test for a code with RxJava…

Don't Mock Your Test Data

Seeing FizzBuzz implementation in Clojure with clojure.core.match makes me wondering if Kotlin has the same pattern matching capabilities or at least some resemblance in the way of doing matching.

FizzBuzz with Pattern Matching in Kotlin

When i started React Native app development, it started just fine. I love how composition is used rather than inheritance. I prefer…

Freakin' bind() Function

Suppose you want to test some Kotlin code, but it is too simple for you so you don't want to create a project in your IDE and it also too complex to put it in your REPL

Running Kotlin Code in VSCode

I think we already know that the domain that we use to access some website is just a masking to IP(s). All that fancy name like this blog will be translated to IP by the DNS. But how we can override it?

Domain Name Resolution with /etc/hosts

If you're familiar with OOP then you must be familiar with constructors. A constructors is a special method of a `class` that initialize an object of that type. Simply put, a constructors is a function that return your object.

Kotlin 101 - Constructors

There is some code that we write everywhere. It doesn't have **state** and usually small enough to become a `class`. We often call it a helper function and in Java we used to save it in some `*Utils` class.

Kotlin 101 - Extension Function

Often times we don't want to expose our server IP address to public. We just want to access our domain address.

Disable Direct Access to Your IP in Nginx

HTTPS make the internet better and safer. It allows us to communicate securely in insecure channel such as public Wi-Fi or Internet Cafe.

Easy & Free HTTPS with Let's Encrypt

So we already create `Interface` in Java and convert it to lambda with in Kotlin through SAM conversion. How about `interface` in Kotlin? As the previous part suggest, currently there's no SAM conversion in Kotlin interface.

Lambda and SAM Conversion in Kotlin - Part 2

What will you do if you want to test some Kotlin syntax?  Chance you are opening your favorite IDE or text editor (not mentioning `vim` or `emacs` user in here) are very likely.

Experimenting Kotlin without Editor

Although a lot of my friends and colleagues use jsoup, i never had a chance to use it. It's my brain default to not choose Java as the language for parsing HTML.

Parsing HTML with jsoup

I love lambda expression. Whether it's in Java, Kotlin, or Javascript (arrow function). It helps me remove verbosity from my code

Lambda and SAM Conversion in Kotlin - Part 1

Just like async/await in Javascript and C#, Kotlin Couroutines is trying to make asyncrhronous programming easier by enabling you to write async code with imperative style

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Android Arch's Room - Transaction

Android Arch's Room - Relation

Android Arch's Room - Getting Started

Android Arch's Room - Introduction

Redux-Like State Management with Sealed Class in Kotlin