…Or how to deal with code quality through Game of Thrones On 11th July we congregated to enjoy the last talk of the summer, from the BADG (Barcelona Android Developer Group) meetup in our eDreams ODIGEO canteen. Even though this Meetup group is Android-oriented, our last talk was more about how to deal with code
Some of us Java-users within eDO had the chance to attend to the latest edition of BCN Java Conf and now it’s time to reflect on our experience. The event was divided into three key areas: Methodologies and processes Cloud and microservices Java world novelties I have to admit straight up – after several years
Most of the time, talking about intents in Android is talking about launching Activities or even deeplinks. And one thing that was missing since now, was the way to test that a certain interaction with your app opens an activity, no matter the kind. To illustrate the problem, I’m going to present you a real
In the previous article, we talked about method invocation pattern and function invocation pattern. This time will review a couple of more invocation patterns that we used to use in Javascript. Will also review new features added in ES5 and we talk about some cases derived from the ES6: arrow functions. Let’s dig into it.
If you are a front-end developer or if you have been working with Javascript at some point. I’m sure you have fallen down into your debugger trying to find out why your this, inside of a function or method, has not the value you been expecting. Don’t worry, this is a common thing and you
Some context before we begin. At eDreams ODIGEO, the iOS team is fully committed to testing and making the clean architecture of our iOS apps. We use VIPER architecture because it perfectly fits our needs. We are quite a big team, and with this architecture we are able to reach a homogeneous codebase, being able
One of the main problems in the development work is the difficulty to maintain and publish documentation of a project. As any manual work, it tends to be delayed and eventually forgotten. In the User Service Team in eDreams ODIGEO, we started one year ago a process to automate as much as possible these steps.
So let’s talk about a sensitive subject… What’s the point of WIP (work in progress) limits? More precisely why do we have WIP limits on our Kanban boards? Surely we should be able to work on the tickets that are most important and be “flexible” enough to switch our focus should we need to.
Whether it’s the vibrant startup scene or the warm climate and cultural appeal, Barcelona is now being hailed as a go-to destination for the tech savvy. According to the latest technology industry trends, Barcelona is still among the top 5 startup and innovation hubs in Europe for 2017. So what makes Barcelona so good at
We all know that writing good software is tough and difficult, it’s not only about functional requirements, but also about robustness, maintainability, scalability and testability. In the android native team at eDreams ODIGEO, we researched about which architecture could be the best to solve our problems and to help us deliver quality software. Here is
