Hello, anyone has experience dealing with Play Store and their misleading claims policy. I have trouble to prove that I am not affiliated to government with my legal app. I have included disclaimer clearly stating that the app is not a government app and some sources of the information but resubmission and appeals are leading nowhere. All updates are always declined. I am just curious if anyone had a similar problem and how you resolved it. So far I decided to keep updating and writing appeals but maybe there is a better strategy or I am just missing something as it can get quite emotional :D.

Hey gang! I hope you are all doing well 🙌 I am slowly getting back to spending more and more time with the community and providing more value to you all. Starting next week, I am thinking of making 1 more weekly call for code reviews. The idea is that you can get a code review during that call. We can discuss things that are good and things that can be improved. We'll look at different ways to improve those things as well. ❌ We will NOT judge, shame, or blame people during this call. ✅ We will ONLY talk about the code, and make suggestions. Let me know what you think about this idea and if you want it in the comments below 👇

Hello everyone! I'm currently looking for a new job... it's been almost 2 months now, and I haven't received any interview invitations from LinkedIn. I'm currently living in the Czech Republic, and local companies respond to CV through internal Czech websites, but foreign ones do not. My assumption is that the issue lies with my resume. I suspect that the problem may be that the job descriptions are not detailed enough and may lack information about the technologies I've used. Or perhaps my GitHub is scaring off potential employers? There are only two mini test assignments there that I've done. It doesn't look like a proper portfolio. Unfortunately, I've never dedicated time to my own projects for a portfolio and focused just on my jobs. Or is there something wrong with my LinkedIn profile? github: https://github.com/AlionaRozlach linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alona-rozlach/ What do you think? Do you have any advice? Thanks in advance :)

is there a way throw the process rewriting app from xml to compose use Theme in new Compose Screens in my fist fragment from xml to compose I use it setContent { val state by viewModel.state.collectAsState() SettingsScreen(state = state) } Am I able to use the Theme? , i.e. to make my screen color according to LM/DM? setContent { MyAppTheme { val state by viewModel.state.collectAsState() SettingsScreen(state = state) } }

Here is another open-ended question. I like talking about this one a lot. To me, clean code is not the code that follows an architectural pattern coming from a book or article on the Internet, or any common approach people are following in general. To me, clean code is the code that aligns with the 4 elements of simple design: 1. Passes All Tests 2. Reveals Its Intention 3. Has No Behavioural Duplication 4. Has Fewer Elements 1 - The tests are the fastest way to get feedback from the system, whether it works according to the expectations or not. They would tell me exactly what's not working. So the tests play as a guarantee that the system works as intended. 2 - The code should communicate what it stands for, and what it does. Naming (although very hard) is key here. The code needs to be understandable by humans, as we are the ones writing and maintaining it. Computers don't care about readability at all. 3 - The duplication might occur in both physical and logical forms. It applies to structures or concepts related to the business. Two pieces of code may look the same but their nature is completely different, so it does not make sense to merge them. 4 - Partly related to the duplication, and mostly addresses code that is not necessary, but is added to align with another similar part of the code, or an architectural pattern. Think about the UseCase classes that have an `invoke()` function that only forwards a call. Curious about your opinions on clean code and what you consider clean code to be. Share them below