futurice/android-best-practices

Features

• Android Development - Provides a comprehensive collection of architectural patterns and quality standards for building scalable Android applications.
• Android Architectures - Provides a comprehensive architectural framework for organizing Android applications into maintainable, feature-based modules.
• Android Build Standards - Establishes a standardized framework for build variants and dependency management across development environments.
• Mobile Architecture Patterns - Offers structural guidelines for organizing mobile application code into feature-based modules to improve encapsulation and navigation.
• Modular Feature Architectures - Organizes source code into isolated, feature-based modules to improve encapsulation and long-term maintainability.
• Build Automation Systems - Standardizes build logic using scripts to ensure repeatable output across development and integration environments.
• Build Performance and Optimization - Optimizes release builds by shrinking and obfuscating code to reduce final binary size.
• Continuous Integration Pipelines - Integrates automated quality checks and test execution into continuous integration pipelines to ensure code reliability.
• Automated Quality Assurance Suites - Automates quality assurance by integrating testing and static analysis into the version control workflow.
• Quality Assurance - Integrates automated testing and static analysis tools specifically tailored for maintaining high quality standards in Android development.
• Production Code Shrinkers - Optimizes production binaries by removing unused code and obfuscating symbols to reduce final file size.
• Feature-Based Project Structures - Groups project code by feature domain to improve encapsulation and simplify component maintenance.
• Unit Testing Frameworks - Validates application logic and UI behavior using dedicated unit and integration testing frameworks.
• Mobile Development - Collection of do's and don'ts for Android development.
• Best Practices - Industry-standard guidelines for Android development.
• Build Configurations - Configures build variants to create environment-specific application versions with custom settings and assets.
• Application Build Variants - Generates distinct application versions by injecting environment-specific configurations and assets during the compilation process.
• Package Dependency Managers - Automates dependency resolution to ensure stable and predictable library versioning.
• Automated Build Pipelines - Implements standardized build pipelines and continuous integration workflows to ensure repeatable and consistent Android application releases.
• Release Optimizers - Implements automated code shrinking and build variant configurations to ensure performant and compact production releases.
• Styling Architectures - Implements token-driven styling architectures to separate visual attributes from layout files for consistent design systems.
• Build Configuration Languages - Uses domain-specific languages to define build logic and dependency management for consistent, repeatable output.
• Build Environment Configurations - Manages build environment configurations to ensure consistent compilation results across all development systems.
• Styling Systems - Standardizes resource styling by centralizing appearance details to ensure visual consistency.
• Color Palette Management - Centralizes color palettes and style definitions to maintain visual consistency and simplify refactoring.
• Android Resource Systems - Centralizes visual attributes like colors and dimensions to maintain a consistent design system across the application.
• Debugging and Inspection Tools - Provides diagnostic hooks to monitor network, database, and memory state during development.
• Performance Monitors - Monitors runtime performance metrics to identify and resolve bottlenecks during development.
• Quality Assurance Frameworks - Provides a structured framework for integrating automated quality assurance processes into mobile development.

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