How to be the only Android Developer in your team and still have fun
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Several months ago David joined Help Scout as the only Android Developer with the main purpose of building their Android application from scratch. Coming from an agency environment where there were more than 30 developers willing to discuss and present different ideas, it's been quite a challenge.
This talk shares David's experience, explaining what tools, practices and methodologies he's followed. Being the only developer is no impediment to build great quality code, follow good design patterns and delight your users.
How to do Pull Requests, Code Reviews, Design Reviews, Continuous Delivery and Integration... Whether you are a one man band or work with a team, these tips will help you become a better programmer!
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How to be the only Android Developer in your team and still have fun
David Gonzalez
David is an Android Software Engineer at Help Scout and a Google Developer Expert for Android. He's actively involved in the Android community, helping at the London Android User Group and has been developing with the Android platform since 2009.