Kirkus Reviewsby Finalists About the Kirkus Prize22 Dec 2019
by Jo Nichols ‧ RELEASE DATE: today Fans of the Thursday Murder Club will adore this eclectic group of sleuths who find justice more important than truth.
Strobistby noreply@blogger.com (David Hobby)19 Dec 2019
SLC-0L-04: Red State, Blue State To learn to create evocative light with flash, it helps to better understand how we experience the continuous light we see every day.
Saket Narayanby Saket Narayan18 Dec 2019
Changing line heights in Android using LineHeightSpan has this ugly side-effect where the cursor ends up being very tall, extending till the full line height instead of just the text height.
Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier9 Dec 2019
How to integrate Redux in your MVVM architecture For last couple years, I’ve been experimenting different architectures to understand pros and cons of each one of them.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)28 Nov 2019
Accessibility is a long word. It’s not the simplest of words to read or to spell, so it seems like a word that would be a good candidate for abbreviation.
Jake Wharton21 Nov 2019
21 November 2019 Kotlin is justifiably lauded for its language features compared to today's Java. It has constructs which allow expressing common patterns with more concise alternatives.
Strobistby noreply@blogger.com (David Hobby)31 Oct 2019
SLC-2L-10: Left Brain / Right Brain Just as most of us are either right- or left-handed, it is said that we all have a dominant side of our brain as well.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)29 Oct 2019
Semantic views are not new to SwiftUI, but changes in SwiftUI mean creating them is simple. Semantic views are not so much a language feature.
Jake Wharton16 Oct 2019
16 October 2019 Note: This post is part of a series on D8 and R8, Android's new dexer and optimizer, respectively. For an intro to D8 read "Android's Java 8 support".
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)12 Oct 2019
Design Meets Disability was recommended to me by accessibility consultant Jon Gibbins while we were sharing a long train journey through mid-Wales.
Jake Wharton9 Oct 2019
09 October 2019 Note: This post is part of a series on D8 and R8, Android's new dexer and optimizer, respectively. For an intro to D8 read "Android's Java 8 support".
Random Thoughts7 Oct 2019
.NET Core 3.0 introduced over a dozen new APIs for importing and exporting RSA keys in different formats.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)2 Oct 2019
Assistive technology, such as VoiceOver, works in natural reading direction. In English, and most other languages, this means top left through to the bottom right.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)26 Sept 2019
One big accessibility improvement in SwiftUI comes in the form of named controls. Nearly all controls and some non-interactive views (see Images) can take a Text view as part of their view builder.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)18 Sept 2019
Like all accessibility features, Dynamic Type is about customisability. Many of your customers, and maybe even you, are using Dynamic Type without even considering it an accessibility feature.
Mobile A11yby a11y@mobilea11y.com (Mobile A11y)11 Sept 2019
Images in SwiftUI are accessible by default. This is the opposite of what we’d experience in UIKit, where images are not accessible unless you set isAccessibilityElement to true.
Love and Lemonsby Jeanine Donofrio10 Sept 2019
This baked eggplant Parmesan recipe will become one of your family favorites! Crispy eggplant is layered with herbs, tomato sauce, and cheese.
zsmb.coby Márton Braun12 Aug 2019
Primaries Matter (a discussion of constructors) 2019-08-12 • Márton Braun Primary constructors play a fundamental role in Kotlin classes.
Distillby Logan Engstrom; Andrew Ilyas; Aleksander Madry; Shibani Santurkar; Brandon Tran; Dimitris Tsipras6 Aug 2019
We want to thank all the commenters for the discussion and for spending time designing experiments analyzing, replicating, and expanding upon our results.
Distillby Eric Wallace6 Aug 2019
Section 3.2 of Ilyas et al. (2019) shows that training a model on only adversarial errors leads to non-trivial generalization on the original test set.
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