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Hermes connected my marketplace order emails to Actual Budget, turning opaque Shopping transactions into useful item-level categories.
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Haze 2.0-alpha01 turns blur into a pluggable effect, splitting it into a separate module and opening the door to custom visual effects built on top of a shared rendering infrastructure.
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How AI coding agents are automating away the developer apprenticeship ladder.
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Simplify multilingual app development with Twine!
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Should you use Kotlin Sequences for performance?
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Description # This is an short tech talk which I delivered at work about Haze: https://github.com/chrisbanes/haze
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Haze 1.0 is a powerful library for achieving background blurring effects within Jetpack Compose and Compose Multiplatform apps.
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How Circuit makes retaining UI state with Compose effortless
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Explore the seamless transition from Jetpack Compose to SwiftUI for developers.
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The best way to implement a Parallax effect in Jetpack Compose
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Conference # Droidcon San Francisco 2022 and Droidcon London 2022
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Deep dive into Jetpack Compose compiler metrics for performance optimization, including recomposition analysis, movability, and memoization strategies
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Understanding the Slot API pattern in Jetpack Compose for flexible, reusable composables with single responsibility and customizable content
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Best practices for exposing Modifier parameters in Jetpack Compose composables to enable flexibility, reusability, and proper layout composition
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A retrospective on leaving Google after 8.5 years, reflecting on AppCompat, ActionBarSherlock, drawable tinting, DayNight theme support, and the evolution of Android development
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Guide to publishing Android libraries to Maven Central after JCenter shutdown, featuring gradle-maven-publish-plugin and automated release strategies
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Building a Jamstack blog with Gatsby, Ghost CMS, and Netlify for better content management and global CDN deployment
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chris@banes.me · chrisbanes.com · github.com/chrisbanes 15 years building product-focused applications, libraries, and developer tools with a strong eye for polished, high-quality user experience.
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I care about how software feels.
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Conference # Droidcon EMEA 2020
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Conference # 11 Weeks of Android
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Conference # 11 Weeks of Android
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Apply coroutines to a real-world TV show details UI problem where InboxRecyclerView expansions require synchronizing data loading, scrolling, and animations through suspending functions instead of nested callbacks
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Harness Kotlin coroutines to write complex asynchronous UI operations synchronously, replacing callback-based View APIs like AnimatorListener and View.OnLayoutChangeListener with clean, readable suspending functions
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Conference # DevFest Sydney 2019
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Conference # Android Dev Summit 2019
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Conference # Android Dev Summit 2019
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Conference # Android Bangkok
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Co-speaker # Nick Butcher
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Co-speaker: Rohan Shah Conference: Droidcon Berlin 2019 Description # To aid developers to create immersive experiences, Android Q adds new system navigation models to allow apps to take over more of the user’s screen.
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Co-speakers # Nick Butcher and Rohah Shah
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If you’ve watched my ‘Becoming a Master Window Fitter’ talk, you’ll know that handling window insets can be complex.
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Conference: Android Australia User Group Description # Every year, Google releases the Santa Tracker app to millions of users across the world, wanting to track Santa over the holiday season.
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Conference: shibuya.apk Description # Every year, Google releases the Santa Tracker app to millions of users across the world, wanting to track Santa over the holiday season.
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Discover best practices for using Android Data Binding Library effectively, including avoiding excessive binding adapters and optimizing custom bindings for performance
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Conference # Android Dev Summit
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Conference # GDG Melbourne DevFest 2018
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Conference: KotlinConf Description # So you’ve read the Coroutines guide and you’re ready to start using them in your Android app to coroutines?
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Learn how to generate stable CI cache keys across multiple build files using checksums in CircleCI, eliminating the need for manually tracking each dependency file separately
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Refactor an RxJava-heavy Android app to use Kotlin coroutines while maintaining consistent threading models and single-source-of-truth schedulers
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Fix window insets handling during fragment transitions by manually dispatching insets to all children instead of letting ViewGroup stop at the first consumer
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Master Fragment shared element transitions by using postponed transitions, reordering, and proper animation setup to create smooth UI transitions between fragments
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Conference: Droidcon London Description # Window insets have long been a source of confusion to developers, and that’s because they are indeed very confusing!
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Implement timezone-aware date and time storage in Android Room database using ThreeTen-BP library and custom TypeConverters with ISO 8601 format strings
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Conference: Droidcon NYC Description # Window insets have long been a source of confusion to developers, and that’s because they are indeed very confusing!
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Master nested scrolling improvements in Material Design Components v26.0.0-beta2 that fix flinging behavior and AppBarLayout interactions using new TYPE_TOUCH and TYPE_NON_TOUCH parameters
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Move your Jekyll static site from GitHub Pages to Firebase Hosting with CircleCI CI/CD, gaining SSL support, custom rules, and worldwide CDN distribution
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Meetup: Londroid Description # Learn about some of the new features and improvements that we have released in v25 of the Android Support Library.
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Understand why animations may not run during Activity transitions due to Android 4.0’s view hierarchy draw pass optimization that was removed in Android 7.0
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Conference: Droidcon London Description # The design library introduced CoordinatorLayout, AppBarLayout and CollapsingToolbarLayout last year.