Pushing Dynamic Features Your Users Want, As Quick As They Want Them
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Many successful Android apps offer multiple features and components that work together to provide a great user experience. Although you want all prospective users to have the ability to install your app, this may not be possible due to limitations in storage and network connection, especially in emerging markets. What if you can deliver new features selectively post-installation, reducing the initial app size, and allowing you to target a wider audience? How did Kotlin enhance your reliability and quick prototyping before shipping a brand new dynamic feature? Now that Kotlin is the first language on the Android platform, you certainly know this was the right choice at the time.
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Pushing Dynamic Features Your Users Want, As Quick As They Want Them
Raul Hernandez Lopez
I consider myself a continuous learner, very enthusiastic about the Android platform & Kotlin language specifically. Love running, traveling, attending music live metal gigs or reading books. I work as a Senior Software Engineer at Twitter, and I've participated in both Periscope and Twitter Android apps, being the Technical lead on Dynamic delivery for Twitter Android. I am originally from Valencia (Spain), but so far I've lived in Belgium and for a while now in London (UK).