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Android Lint was introduced in ADT 16 as a tool to scan for potential bugs. However, Lint itself has been around since the Unix V7 in 1979 as a static analysis tool and adopted by every major programming language over the past 40 years.
Well utilized Lint not only prevents common errors such as use of deprecated elements or API calls, but also improves code quality and enforce tailored rules. At the end of this session, you will walk out with knowledge that reveals the full potential behind Android Lint from the built-in checks and configuration, most updated APIs, USAT Library, as well as the difference between Android Lint and other static code analysis tools such as PMD and Findbugs to help you make better decisions on which fits a certain purpose best. Snow will also share step by step examples on how to implement your own rules. You will.
Now are you ready to join us and become a Lint Expert?
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Snow Zhao
Snow fell in love with Android when G1 phone came onto the market and started developing Android right after her first two Java courses at University of Washington. She is part of the super star team at Groupon Silicon Valley where not only are they able to deliver a solid e-commerce app for consumers around the world which has been ranked as the best retail Android app this year, but also technical innovations are created everyday. And she has been nominated as Mobile Rock Star multiple times. Snow also got to work on a stand alone home service app, and a series of internal, external libraries, major refactoring, and is always eager to share her knowledge. She is actively involved the Silicon Valley GDG, Women Who Code, Girls Who Code, and speaks both internally and externally on Android development.