Mobile Software Engineer (Flutter & Android) || Article author at @kodecodev
Lima, Peru
Joined November 2012
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My latest article, Lazy Layouts in Jetpack Compose, has already been published on @rwenderlich; take a look at it and let me know what you think. #android #AndroidDev #compose #kotlin #programming
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A skill to teach your agents to work with Jetpack Compose 🚀
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Flutter devs! 👋
New article, adding heatmaps & session replay to Flutter apps with Microsoft Clarity SDK
What you'll learn:
- Privacy-first masking widgets
- Session replay setup
- Understand heatmap information
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SoccerData es una librería de Python desarrollada por Peter Robberecht que centraliza datos de fútbol procedentes de múltiples plataformas (FBref, Understat, WhoScored, Sofascore, ESPN, Club Elo, SoFIFA) y los entrega directamente como DataFrames de Pandas listos para trabajar. Su principal fortaleza es la normalización: columnas, identificadores y estructuras unificadas entre todas las fuentes, lo que permite combinar información de competiciones, equipos y jugadores sin complicaciones.
Con SoccerData puedes obtener: calendarios y resultados de partidos, estadísticas de equipos por temporada, métricas detalladas de jugadores (passing, shooting, standard, etc.), datos descargados bajo demanda y con caché local.
Es una herramienta perfecta para análisis, dashboards y modelos avanzados. Desde estudios tácticos o procesos de scouting hasta visualizaciones en Power BI o modelos predictivos, ofrece una base robusta para trabajar con datos reales del fútbol actual. Eso sí, como ocurre con cualquier herramienta basada en scraping, exige un uso responsable y tener en cuenta que las fuentes pueden cambiar con el tiempo.
soccerdata.readthedocs.io/en…
Just shipped a guide on integrating Microsoft Clarity's heatmaps into Flutter apps!
📊 Session replays
🔥 Touch heatmaps
🔒 Privacy controls
Perfect for understanding how users *actually* interact with your app.
medium.com/p/flutter-heatmap…
#FlutterDev #MobileDev
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X fired me years ago, when Elon bought the company.
Watch me reach 5M impressions to make him pay me every month 😆❤️🔥
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Meet the Flutter Extension for Gemini CLI 👋
This extension combines the Dart and Flutter MCP Server with additional context and commands, making it easier and more productive to build Flutter apps with Gemini CLI.
Get started → goo.gle/46SMYMg
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My Tech Stack for Building a $18K/Month, 150K-User Product
💻 Frontend:
- Next.js
- TailwindCSS
- Shadcn UI
- React Query
- Zustand
📱 Mobile:
- React Native (Expo)
🛠 Backend:
- NestJS
🗄 Database:
- Supabase
🖥 IDE:
- Cursor AI
💸 Payment:
- RevenueCat
- Lemon Squeeze
🚀 One language, one stack: TypeScript only.
Simple, scalable, and efficient.
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BBC - Software Engineering Technical Assessments
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For android/iOS app devs, backend, frontend and fullstack
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UI Testing with GitHub Actions and Firebase Test Lab in Android Jetpack Compose: A Complete Guide
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Isolating Flutter Widgets: Getting Started with @monarch_app 🦋
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Convert Your Native Project to Kotlin Multiplatform
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Problem: You want to know how much of your TypeScript code is type safe.
Solution: type-coverage
This CLI tool reports the percentage of your code that’s type safe.
It reports usage of:
🚩 any
🚩 as assertions (foo as string)
🚩 type assertions (foo)
🚩 Non-null assertions (foo!)
🚩 Use of plain Object type (Object or {})
And it provides a detailed report of all the spots you should consider changing to improve type safety.
Related: Use typescript-coverage-report to get a nice visual output like this:
Just dropped my latest article 'Attending #FlutterConfLatam 2023: My Insights and Takeaways' 🇨🇴. From tech wisdom to unforgettable connections, for me was a journey worth sharing. @FlutterConfLAT
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