It's amazing that bureaucrats fined Microsoft for putting IE as default and keep allowing apple to do what they want.
Europe should force these companies to allow users to install any software they want in their devices as long as it is legal...
why did you assume that the fact that they are using elastic search means they don't support offline search?
You can have both... offline in device when no connection is present and online when it is...
Don't get me started when they try to push all clients into one jira, each one of them with their own complexities, release cycles etc.
Or when they try to measure team effectiveness using Jira un some way or another, every team is capable of doing more Jiras in the same time by just splitting them more!
The main problem for me is the misalignment of goals between upper management, middle management and the rest, the higher you climb the less interested they are in they user/client, they only care about some bullshit metric that will end up paying their bonuses.
This is specially visible in public companies where they only chase the metrics that the market looks in that decade, ignoring the rest or the actual user satisfaction (they do try to put a metric on that, with bullshit forms and all :))
Until you have to connect to one of these so called solutions from your laptop. Using Webex puts my cpu at 100% with a mediocre quality, while I can use hangouts or Slack to call without these problems.
I think people in Barcelona may want to differ, rent prices have increased a lot due to tourism and expats flocking to Barcelona, while salaries for people outside the tech bubble are almost the same.
All these articles featuring all the good things that Barcelona is doing are just marketing...
Yeah, I prefer Dart + Flutter vs anything + Android UI layer...
But the library ecosystem of the JVM and Android specifics is just too big, it will take time for Dart and Flutter to have even a small part.
And also people with knowledge of the language and the ecosystem, it may be a bit risky to use Flutter right now.
tbh I don't really care in what language is written, but I would really like to create Apps with Kotlin using Flutter instead of having to learn another language that it's (in my opinion) a bit inferior than the one I'm currently using.
I can see myself using flutter as a thin UI layer and just forget about the mess that Android UI layer is...
I will have to try it, I've been a user of Stetho for a long time and the new network inspection tools from Android studio doesn't completely click for me.
Wow, I have a Seat with the same 1.2 engine and is really really hard for me to surpass the 8L/100.
Maybe driving very fast can get you over these numbers but driving in the legal limit of most countries won't make you burn that much fuel!
Maybe we need something deeper than that, you have 3/4 of your country that are almost a wasteland and you insist on cram all the people in 4 or 5 cities.
Maybe we need to start to incentive moving people to other more empty places...
I think we will live a revival of these places, they provide better quality of life in many aspects, and can be very interesting for people who are fed up with the big city.
you can't put many bytes in bundles or else you run into problems. The correct approach is to just store the id or the minimum needed in order to restore the view, most of the info will either come from the server, a cache or a database..
When you only have to work for 6 hours it's very easy to avoid the more congested hours.
Allowing you to get to work by routes that normally are collapsed, or just using the same route and getting there 15+ minutes earlier because there are no traffic.
I bought a car 2 months ago, and if you wanted to change even the simpler thing the delivery time went to 1+ month. This was for the best selling brand of cars in Spain that delivers almost 500.000 cars a year.
they show an example of ML when selecting a text in android and how it predicts how much text should it select depending on what it is (a full address, an email etc).. don't know how they made it but it was almost instant, I'm sure the users wont care.