This presentation is best practice for Azure DevOps.
How to create Azure DevOps backed with Azure AD.
When divide Organization? When divide team project, etc.
This document discusses different patterns for handling auto-generated code in projects. It compares the Butter Knife and Dagger patterns, which either hide generated codes or do not use reflection, respectively. The author recommends the Dagger pattern as it does not require developers to learn naming rules of generated classes or add complex proguard configurations. Hiding generated code can cause issues if class names change, while not using reflection avoids errors and makes the library easier to use for developers.
Doing Adnroid Reconnaisance in Pen Testing.
THis slide specifically focus on the following methodology:
- Retrieving Android App Info via drozer
- Network Capturing by tcpdump + netcat + wireshark or OWASP ZAP
This presentation is best practice for Azure DevOps.
How to create Azure DevOps backed with Azure AD.
When divide Organization? When divide team project, etc.
This document discusses different patterns for handling auto-generated code in projects. It compares the Butter Knife and Dagger patterns, which either hide generated codes or do not use reflection, respectively. The author recommends the Dagger pattern as it does not require developers to learn naming rules of generated classes or add complex proguard configurations. Hiding generated code can cause issues if class names change, while not using reflection avoids errors and makes the library easier to use for developers.
Doing Adnroid Reconnaisance in Pen Testing.
THis slide specifically focus on the following methodology:
- Retrieving Android App Info via drozer
- Network Capturing by tcpdump + netcat + wireshark or OWASP ZAP
This document introduces Shinobu Okano, an Android engineer at Mercari who maintains several open source projects on GitHub related to uploading screenshots and files to Slack from an Android app. It provides links to Okano's Meteor library for uploading files to Slack, Meteoroid library for taking screenshots from notifications, and Meteorite library for uploading screenshots to Slack, along with a link to a demo of these libraries in use.
The document discusses changes to Android development at Merari since 2014. It summarizes that they have kept daily standup meetings between Tokyo and San Francisco offices. They have also kept one source code base but target two products for the US and JP markets by using flavors. Issues worked on include streamlining the translation process and reducing app size. Current work involves developing an in-house analysis platform and AB testing tool to have more control and insights.
Android Clean Architecture for DummiesKengo Suzuki
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Brief tutorial of implementing very primitive app(single list view) using Android Clean Architecture. It won't describe what and why, but rather, how to use it.
This slide explains a simple Android library called Debot.
Debot offers features that are useful to debug Android applications. Those features can be added to any activity that has the toolbar menu. Also, developers can easily add their own custom debugging features with simple steps.
https://github.com/tomoima525/debot
【Potatotips #26】Replace EventBus with RxJava/RxAndroidHiroyuki Kusu
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This document discusses replacing the EventBus library with RxJava and RxAndroid for event handling in Android applications. It provides sample code for an RxEventBus class that can be used similarly to EventBus, posting and subscribing to events. It also discusses best practices like providing the RxEventBus as a singleton using Dagger 2 dependency injection.