Map transformation functions find common usage in Android development. They are part of the Kotlin Standard Library, a library built by JetBrains to provide standard functionality across Kotlin codebases.

A couple of weeks ago I attended Google’s Gemma Developer Day. A day dedicated to Google presenting the capabilities, portability and openness of their newest LLM models called Gemma.

I recently made a change to EVBuddy to update what happens when a user needs directions via Apple Maps.

In the past couple of years I’ve become interested in the cloud. I’ve spent a good chunk of my career working in mobile development, and if theres one trend I don’t think is going away soon is apps powered by a platform. As any good engineer would do, I was keen to learn more.

This post is based off a talk given at Google I/O Extended for Google Developers Group London in July 2023. The slides for the talk are available here