Jason Pearson

The best of mobile tooling has been inaccessible behind walls of cost and specialized expertise.

I've been using Claude Code a lot lately and I noticed that I had a desire to analyze my past prompts - or simply recall what I had written and how I had written it.

I've recently written about adapting to AI coding.

When I gave my Droidcon London talk about Android CI in 2023, I said I would follow up with a blog post that explains specifically how to accomplish Configuration Cache (CC) reuse on CI and what it gets you.

AI assisted coding has taken off these past few months.

Paul Klauser asked in a community forum about a KSP memory leak and mentioned my blog post about removing Metaspace limits.

I'm writing this series about JVM debugging tools and how I find them useful.

Whether you're working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project in XCode or trying to use VisualVM to debug a running JVM process, you may have run into an issue where your installed JDK is simply not found.

There is a song that goes to the tune of taps.

Save yourself some time and don't do this.

This is a post in my JVM Args for Builds series where I break down how these settings affect JVM-based build systems.

This is a post in my JVM Args for Builds series where I break down how these settings effect JVM-based build systems.

This is a post in my JVM Args for Builds series where I break down how these settings affect JVM-based build systems.

Software engineers write a lot of code and probably spend even more time reading it, but giving and receiving code reviews is an interesting piece of our work that has a lot of implications on individuals, the team, and ultimately the quality of the user…

This is a post in my JVM Args for Builds series where I break down how these settings effect JVM-based build systems.