Opinião Sobre Curriculo Dev Android

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Bom dia, gostaria de opniões sobre meu curriculo pois simplemesmente não consigo encontrar vagas...

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feedback on my resume

Hi everyone, I’d really appreciate your feedback on my resume. I’m an Android developer based in Brazil and I’ve been struggling to find job opportunities.

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I have an old not working app and someone tries to buy it

I have an old app, it is not online, I tried to put it online, but I can't do it because it gives me trouble because of the key.

The funny thing is that someone is trying to buy me this app.

A week ago I receive an email:

"

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It's rare to come across developers such as yourself. Is app promotion something you might need, I would like to work on your app xxxxxxx.

Lots of developers have worked with me before on a wide range of projects. A bigger audience can be reached and marketed t...

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Remember when we used Java and XML
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Moving from C++ NDK key management to Firebase for runtime code protection suggestions?

Hi all,

I’m working on an Android app that has some security mechanisms to protect the USP. Currently, the app requires a key at runtime to unlock certain code paths—not an API key, but something the app uses internally to run code.

So far, I’ve been using C++ NDK to manage the key, but I’m considering moving this to Firebase. I’m not entirely sure how best to approach it.

Some context:

The app is in development and will launch soon. I’m targeting ~5k active users in the first year.
We’v...

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CPU-only local AI coding assistant running on Android via Termux
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From a forgotten Telegram Bot to $1,000+ MRR: My Vibe Coding Journey with 3 Apps

Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share my story of how I crossed the $1,000 MRR mark with my "vibe apps" (2 on Android, 1 on iOS). It’s been a wild ride of pivoting, AI coding, and learning marketing on the fly. This is Part 1, covering the early days and the first major pivot.

# 🎬 The Origin: Being "Cheap" Leads to Innovation

It all started with a simple problem: I didn't want to pay for Telegram Premium.

I created a basic Telegram bot using a Python noscript that accepted video/audio mess...

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[Showcase] [FOSS] Building a passive, event-driven system theme switcher based on ambient light sensor with Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, WebADB setup (Adaptive Theme)
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Requesting Developer Support: Petition for Fair & Transparent Google Play Console Policies
https://www.change.org/p/reform-google-s-play-console-suspension-policy

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Issues on my nothing phone (2)

yesterday my NP2 suddenly crashed and hasn't been able to turn on since. It keeps trying to boot up then a "crashdump" screen appears and then it tries to boot up again. The only way i found to stop that loop is to power off the device through fastboot mode, i tried everything, even doing a factory reset but to no avail.

the crashdump screen is the same as on the attachment

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Is it possible to reverse engineer reddit android mobile app?

I am trying to learn how these things work, and i am using Frida and android studio to test and play around, and using HTTP toolkit to read the requests, is that not possible anymore? as i am still seeing some third party apps like apollo are still around, have they Reverse engineered reddit?...

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The Omega Protocol, the universe is dying, fix it!
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Has anyone tried the new Gemini-powered auto-translation in the Play Store Console? How's the quality?

Hi everyone,

I recently noticed that Google integrated Gemini models to automatically translate app strings directly within the Play Console.

As a solo developer working on a niche engineering app with lots of technical jargon (terms like "decompression flow", "orifice sizing", and "free-fall analysis"), I’m a bit hesitant to rely purely on AI for localization.

For those who have tested it:

Technical Accuracy: How does it handle industry-specific terms compared to tools like DeepL or manual ...

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How would you design onboarding for a kids learning app?

I’m building a kids’ learning app for ages 3–7 on Android and want feedback on the **onboarding UIUX** (Grow little kids ).

Goals:

* Make it clear it’s educational, safe, and ad‑light
* Very simple, parent-friendly first‑run experience
* Let parents set age/level quickly without a long sign‑up

Current idea:

1. Screen 1 – welcome [Grow little kids](https://growlittlekids.in/)
2. Screen 2 – learning focus (rhymes, alphabet, numbers, colors)
3. Screen 2 – with age ranges (3–4, 5–6, 7+)
4. Scree...

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Which database should i use for android? firebase?

What should be the structure? Say I want to store the parent having children ( one to many), this is one set. Like that, there will be n number of sets. Obviously, no child should get involved with other parents and children, and an individual parent should be able to access their children. (The child will be allocated to the parent, depending on some attribute.)...

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