Monthly Archives: November 2016


Power of Smart Pointers

Gone are the days where you bang your head against the table trying to figure out what went wrong with your code. If you had dealt with pointers in C++ before, you probably know what I mean. As powerful of a language C++ is, it is also error prone since […]

Smart Pointers

Android Marshmallow — Managing backups, App links and Website Associations, and Data Binding

Android Marshmallow (6.0+) introduces a new list of features for developers. Some of them are required for your app to support the new OS while others are optional. In part 1, I went over new features that are required if you want to add support to your app such as […]