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Chet, Nick, Clara, Leland, Tor, Adam, and Romain.So many guests!This time, Tor, Romain, and Chet chatted with a few people on the Jetpack Compose team, about... Jetpack Compose!Compose hit Beta a couple of weeks ago (don't believe me? Check out the recent Android show on Compose Show!), so we took the opportunity to talk to some of the people that have helped build it. We talk about the current state of the library, but also about some of the design decisions that went into developing the APIs and functionality.(Note on the audio quality for this episode - it turns out that mixing so many people, all of whom recorded themselves separately using very different hardware and setups was... tricky. It's listenable, but maybe a tad below the level we shoot for. Blame the pandemic. I do.)Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.#TheAndroidShow: Jetpack ComposeThe Jetpack Compose site (overview, tutorial, docs, samples, and more)Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeNick: @craftyClara: @clarabayarriLeland: @intelligibabbleAdam: @adamwpThanks to our audio engineer, Dustin Elm, who has handled all of our audio mixingfor the last couple of years, including the tricky part of mixing all of our remote-recorded episodes, like this one.Dustin's moving on to (greener? softer? louder?) pastures, so we'll be usinga new, exciting process for mixing future episodes. Thanks, Dustin!

What does a podcast look like? We don't know,so here's a picture of the podcast's websiteWe want to hear from you! In this episode,Tor, Romain, and Chet talk about what they could do — or not do —to improve Android Developers Backstage.Please check our survey and let us know how you would like to see this podcast evolve. We recommend you first listen to the podcast to get the full context for some of the questions in the survey.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

It's history time! Or even [pre-]ART History time!We didn't take a picture this time.Please imagine what we looked like.This time, Tor, Romain, and Chet were joined by Dan Bornstein, one of the early members of the Android team. Dan joined in 2005 to create a runtime for Android, which became Dalvik.We talked about some of the early placeholder VMs used while Dalvik was coming online, some of the design decisions for Dalvik (like its register-based vs. stack-based implementation), and nice techy details about runtimes, garbage collectors, and optimizations.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeDan: @danfuzzThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Top row: Chet, Romain, Rob.Bottom row: Wale, Tor.In this episode, we chat with Wale Ogunwale and Rob Carr from the Android Framework team about the Window Manager.Tune in to learn about the evolution of the window manager, the distinction between System UI and the window manager, implementation challenges and recent architectural changes.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend and colleague, Carl Quinn.Our last episode of the year arrives just in time for the holiday season. In this episode, Tor, Chet, and Romain go over everything that happened in 2020, both good and bad. We look back at how conferences have been impacted by the pandemic, why Android Studio changed its versioning scheme, the new tools and libraries that were released, etc.We would like to thank all of our listeners for their continued support. We'll be back in early 2021 with more episodes and new guests!Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Romain, Tor, and Chet talked with Jesse Wilson from Square. Jesse has worked on several popular open-source libraries, including OkHttp, Okio, and [Ok]Moshi. We talk about those libraries, and others, and about Android, library, framework and Kotlin development. And about that nasty habit some engineers have of turning a feature request or minor annoyance into a project of creating a new open-source library instead.Favorite quote, from Jesse:"I started with 2k. Someone told me 8k was faster."Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Links:OkHttpOkHttp Kotlin ReleaseOkioOkio Buffer.kt internalsGraalVMJesse: @jessewilsonChet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Chet, Colin, Romain, and TorThis week, Tor, Romain and Chet are joined by a special guest: Colin White from Instacart.Colin is the author of Coil, a popular image loading library backed by Kotlin and Kotlin Coroutines. In this episode, Colin explains what Coil is, how and why it was created, etc.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Links:CoilCoil on GitHubThe feature request Romain filedAnd the PR to implement that feature requestColin: @colinwhiChet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Chet, Dustin, Chris, and Romain.(Tor not pictured. Because he wasn't there)Romain and Chet talked with Dustin Lam and Chris Craik from the Toolkit team about Paging3.Paging3 (currently in alpha) is a complete rewrite of (wait for it...) Paging2, using Kotlin, coroutines, and Flow for optimal implementation and APIs. (But note that there are also APIs for developers using the Java programming language and/or RxJava, so take your pick). We talk about Paging, the asynchronous work that made coroutines an obvious choice for the implementation, recent and future features, and API design in general.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Links:AndroidX Paging libraryBug bounty hotlist!Dustin: @itsdustinlamChris: @chris_craikChet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Top row: Tor and RomainBottom row: Ryan and Chet In this episode, Chet, Romain and Tor talk with Ryan Mitchell from the Android Framework Team.We cover the Android resources in general and the aapt2 tool in particular.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Chet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Top row: Chet, Joshua and Romain.Bottom row: Renaud and Tor In this episode, Chet, Romain and Tor talk with Renaud Paquay and Joshua Duong from the Android Studio and Android Emulator teams.We cover the new ADB over WiFi feature in Android 11, and the Android Studio support for pairing and connecting.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Linkshttps://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb#connect-to-a-device-over-wi-fi-android-11+Renaud: /u/adt_renaudJoshua: /u/joshuaduongChet: @chethaaseRomain: @romainguyTor: @tornorbyeThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Sean McQuillan and I talked with Nicolas Roard and John Hoford about MotionEditor, which went stable recently in Android Studio 4.0. But as long as we were talking about that tool, we also talked extensively about MotionLayout in general as well as ConstraintLayout, new features like Flow, the difficulties of animating text properties, and  more.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.LinksMotionTags screencast seriesMotionEditor guideMotionEditor release articleConstraintLayout guideConstraintLayout 2.0 articleJohn: @johnhofordNicolas: @camaelonChet: @chethaaseTor: @tornorbyeRomain: @romainguyThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

It’s Just Bodybuilding 54: Coach’s Corner. Hosted by IFBB Pros Big Ron Partlow and Dusty Hanshaw. This week, tons of listener questions! Follow the guys on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dustyhanshaw08/ https://www.instagram.com/rep300/ Presented by True Nutrition 3rd Party Tested. Discover the source that bodybuilders trust! https://truenutrition.com/ Code: ADVICES Presented by AZOTH. A Powerful Nootropic Blend. Get more shit done each day with AZOTH! https://bit.ly/AdvicesAZOTH Code: ADVICES10 https://getazoth.com/ for international Code: ADVICES10 DOWNLOAD MP3

The real star of the show: Jetpack ComposeThis week, after a long series of developer previews, we are celebrating the release of Jetpack Compose alpha. In this episode, Clara Bayarri, Matvei Malkov, and Anna-Chiara Bellini are joining Chet and Romain to talk about this milestone. You will learn more about what does the alpha mean to the team, where did Compose come from, how the team approaches API design, some of the challenges behind building a new UI toolkit, and much more.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.LinksJetpack ComposeTutorials and codelabsAndroid Studio SetupSamples on GitHubThinking in Compose (video)Chet: @chethaaseTor: @tornorbyeRomain: @romainguyThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Dan (played by an icon), Greg, and a tiny Romain in the upper rightThis time, Romain was hosting all on his own for this conversation about game technology with Greg Hartrell, product manager for games on Play/Android, and Dan Galpin, developer advocate for games on Android. They talked about recent developments and offerings for game developers, including the Android development plugin for Visual Studio, other specialized tools for game developers, and new offerings from the team like Android Asset Delivery and Android App Bundle for distribution.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.LinksBuild Games for AndroidAndroid Game Dev ShowGreg: @ghartrellDan: @dagalpinChet: @chethaaseTor: @tornorbyeRomain: @romainguyThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Eric, Dany, and Romain. Chet not represented to hide theconfused look he had on his face during the entire recording.We're injecting dependencies! In this episode, Chet and Romain are joined by Daniel Santiago from Jetpack, and Eric Chang from Dagger to talk about Hilt. Hilt builds on Dagger for form Android's new recommended way to perform dependency injection. And it's also a great opportunity for Chet and Romain to display their lack of knowledge in that space.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.LinksDagger.devHilt on dagger.devIntroduction to Hilt by DanyDependency injection on AndroidChet: @chethaaseTor: @tornorbyeRomain: @romainguyThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Mads, Chet and TorIn this episode, Chet and Tor talk with Mads Ager from the Android Studio compilers team. We cover a number of subjects, from r8 and d8 optimizations and resource shrinking to work on the Kotlin compiler front- and back-end, as well as the new Kotlin symbol processor.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.LinksR8/D8: https://r8.googlesource.com/r8KSP: https://github.com/android/kotlin/tree/ksp/libraries/tools/kotlin-symbol-processing-apiKotlin: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/Mads: @madsagerChet: @chethaaseTor: @tornorbyeRomain: @romainguyThanks to continued tolerance and support by our audio engineer, Dustin Elm.

Episode 1 of a 9 part series where Edward Johnson Jr. (a.k.a. Eddie) sits down with Campbell Thomson, Director Research Services at The University of Western Australia, to discuss Research Administration “down under.” http://traffic.libsyn.com/soundsofera/Research-Administrators-come-from-OZ.mp3 Podcast: Download (Duration: 6:13 — 9.3MB) Subscribe: iTunes |

Episode 2 of a 9 part series where Edward Johnson Jr. (a.k.a. Eddie) sits down with Campbell Thomson, Director Research Services at The University of Western Australia, to discuss Research Administration “down under.” http://traffic.libsyn.com/soundsofera/No-Worries-Ill-Do-It-All.mp3 Podcast: Download (Duration: 5:15 — 8.0MB) Subscribe: iTunes |

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As I mentioned Monday the countdown to Woodworking in America 2011 is on and in full swing. I hope you plan on attending the lectures or at least make it for the marketplace, it's like walking into the most amazing woodworking store ever! Imagine asking the tool makers themselves about the item you want to buy vs a sales person (no offense sales people LOL!) Today's episode is the second compilation of previously unseen footage I recorded. This time it's from the 2009 Design and Construction conference in St. Charles, IL. Again, I wish it could've been more, but that's not fair to the presenters and way to much to download. On Friday I'll post links to many of my previous episodes that were released each year, including the 2010 Conference. So come back to check that out. function recordOutboundLink(link, category, action) { _gat._getTrackerByName()._trackEvent(category, action); setTimeout('document.location = "' + link.href + '"', 100); } Help support the show - please visit our advertisers

The countdown to Woodworking in America 2011 has entered the final weeks. With about a month left on the calendar before woodworkers from all over the country (and even FROM other countries) flock to Cincinnati Ohio for what has become for many, THE WOODWORKING EVENT OF THE YEAR, I wanted to share a few of my favorite moments from WIAs past. I've been very privileged to be able to attend each year, and appreciate being invited back, so for those of you who can't make it for what-ever reason I always try to get as much footage as possible to give you a little taste of the experience. This whole week I'm re-posting links and footage from the last 3 years, along with a couple of videos of previously unseen content. While I'd love to post the entire length of the lectures, it's not fair to the presenters and quite honestly that's a lot of footage, so you'll have to enjoy these short snippets. Hopefully you'll be able to attend a conference in person, if not this year than maybe in upcoming years. Today's episode is the first of my previously unseen videos (actually the first snippet was seen, I've just re-edited it slightly) it's from the very first Hand Tool Conference in Berea Kentucky 2008. These snippets of various lectures are a great example of audience participation and the wide range of amazing experts and topics the shows cover. function recordOutboundLink(link, category, action) { _gat._getTrackerByName()._trackEvent(category, action); setTimeout('document.location = "' + link.href + '"', 100); } Help support the show - please visit our advertisers

JUNIOR ASPIRIN RADIO SESSION 13: EXERCISES IN STYLE 'It doesn't seem to me that anyone has discovered much that's new since the Illiad or the Odyssey'Raymond Queneau'The audience, which consisted largely of bikers, was unusually hostile, and Iggy, as usual, fed on that hostility, soaked it up and gave it back and absorbed it all over again in an eerie, frightening symbiosis. "All right," he finally said, stopping a song in the middle, "you assholes wanta hear 'Louie Louie' we'll give you 'Louie, Louie.'" So the Stooges played a forty-five-minute version of 'Louie Louie'"Lester BangsDevised and presented by Dan Fox, words by Raymond QueneauPODCAST HEREAdd podcasts to itunes hereTracklisting:Louie Louie – Richard Berry & the PharoahsLouie Louie – The SonicsLouie Louie – Toots & the MaytalsLouie Louie – The LastLouie Louie – Friar TuckLouie Louie – Black FlagLouie Louie – The KinksLouie Louie – Les Dantz & His OrchestraLouie Louie – Joan Jett & The BlackheartsLouie Louie – Rockin' Robin RobertsLouie Louie – Otis ReddingLouie Louie – The KingsmenLouie Louie – Rice University Marching BandLouie Louie – The CrampsLouie Louie – Patti SmithLouie Louie – The ChallengersLouie Louie – MotörheadLouie Louie – The Beach BoysLouie Louie – 39 ClocksLouie Louie – The SandpipersLouie Louie – Iggy & The StoogesLouie Louie – The Impressions

JUNIOR ASPIRIN RADIO SESSION 12: EXPLAINING SUCCESS AND FAILURE On the occasion of the 2010 Men's World Cup Steeplechase in Wimbledon, South Africa, Junior Aspirin Radio look under the bonnet of audience expectations surrounding notions of receiving Chinese rugs, the possibility of having actually read Pierre Bourdieu, and interrogating performative gesturalities in relation to the idea of being a total fucking A-1 loser. Devised and selected by Dan Fox and Andy Cooke. Presented by Dan Fox. PODCAST HEREAdd podcasts to itunes hereTracklisting: Champs Fanfare - The Fucking ChampsSuccess - Iggy PopVictory (Peel Session 29/10/91) - PJ HarveyChamps - WireThe Glittering Prizes - Television PersonalitiesSporting Life - Young Marble GiantsLoss Adjuster (Excerpt, Pt. 1) - Jarvis CockerIt Ain't Easy - David BowieGames Without Frontiers - Peter GabrielCouldn't Get Ahead - The FallFame and Fortune - Mission of BurmaIn Fairness - Skill 7 Stamina 12Convincing People - Throbbing GristleDeadlock - CAN(The Moment Before) Everything's Spoiled - The Wedding PresentThere's No Such Thing as Victory - FeltLoss Adjuster (Excerpt, Pt. 2) - Jarvis CockerLost John - Lonnie DoneganLose - Dinosaur Jr.They Are Losing the War - IkonikaResigned - Derek BaileyHere - PavementLife Goes Off - Jim O'RourkeDon't Let the Sun Go Down On Your Grievances - Daniel JohnstonBorn a Loser - Don RayThe last 1 minute and 20 seconds of the album 'Rank' - The Smiths

JUNIOR ASPIRIN PODCAST 11: "EXPLAINING LIMBO"The UK is in limbo, frozen in time, being kept "alive" in cryonic support at −273.15°C. Andy Cooke presents a collection of tracks hanging in a suspended animation, a kind of activity schedule for purgatory. More or less pagan, but all virtuous, some of these cuts are noisy, some are contemplative - some will survive for minutes, others might keep well for centuries. The plan is to replace all the organic elements with synthetic hardware in preparation for a cybernetic crisis free future, probably without a banking system.PODCAST HEREAdd podcasts to itunes hereTracklisting: I'm So Depressed - Abner JaySix Feet (from my baby) - Zola JesusMax Ernst - Mission of BurmaFirst World of Bronze - CromagnonThings to Do (I've Tried) - David ByrneI Know - Need New BodyShawnee Tribe - Link WrayWheels Turning - Durutti ColumnBoat Woman Song - Holger Czukay The Other Four - Flying Wagon / Warmth FerryThe Talking Horse - The MelvinsDeath is Forming - Jay ReatardHappy Time - Daniel JohnstonPale Gallery - Amon Düül IITonight - Iggy Pop