Nate Ebel articles - 15 total
Kotlin vs Java for Android Development FAQ
Kotlin vs Java? Which language is best for Android development in 2021? New Android developers want...
Non-Coding Tips for Coding Interview Assignments
Unsurprisingly, when discussing take-home assignments for coding interviews, much of the focus is put...
Free Up System Resources For Faster Gradle Builds
Are your Android Gradle builds ever slower than you expect? Sometimes even painfully slow? I think m...
Benchmarking Gradle Builds Using Gradle-Profiler
In this post, we’re going to take an introductory look at benchmarking Gradle build performance using...
Understanding, Profiling, and Optimizing Gradle In Android Builds
If you’ve spent any time as an Android developer you’ve probably experienced some level of frustratio...
Remote Work in 2020 is Not Normal – Will We Evaluate It Fairly?
How are you feeling about working from home right now? As I look around the internet, it appears to...
Surfacing Gradle Build Scans Within GitHub Actions Workflows
This post demonstrates several approaches for surfacing Gradle build scans within GitHub Actions work...
GitHub CLI – GitHub From The Command Line
GitHub recently announced GitHub CLI; a first-party command line tool for interfacing with GitHub fro...
Android Developer Career Paths
What Android developer career paths are available and viable in 2020? The beginning of a new year of...
Android Development Podcasts — 7 Options to Choose From
Android development podcasts to help you stay up to date Originally published at https:/...
Kotlin vs Flutter? Are you comparing them fairly?
Originally published at https://goobar.io on June 14, 2019. Lately, I’ve seen, and been asked, varia...
Code Folding in Android Studio
Focus on the code that matters by leveraging code folding within Android Studio
Learning Kotlin by "Mistake"
Learning Kotlin through experimentation and making "mistakes"
Adopting Kotlin: Udacity Engineering
See how we've been using Kotlin for Android development on the mobile team Udacity
Hey! I'm Nate
I'm currently an Android Developer at Udacity. I've been working with the Android platform since ver...