So this took off more than I expected.

Instead of listening to an old white dude rant about bad practices by other white dudes, I suggest you tune in to what some much more interesting people write about #AndroidDev. https://twitter.com/ErikHellman/status/1262322194182438912">https://twitter.com/ErikHellm...
There is @lariki, Flutter/Dart GDE, skilled sketchnoter, and owner of the most amazing keyboard. Also, if you got any feedback about the Flutter UI toolkit, she& #39;s one of the people in the Flutter community you can reach out to. Also, check out her talks! https://laramartin.dev/talks/ ">https://laramartin.dev/talks/&qu...
Do not miss @zarahjutz, Android GDE from down under who does some really great talks on complex Android stuff. She recently did a really great talk about Android Data Bindings (together with @botteaap) that every Android developer should see. https://youtu.be/4tHRMjuOxEE ">https://youtu.be/4tHRMjuOx...
Another Android GDE is @ragdroid. She& #39;s another great speaker who is one of the few I& #39;ve seen that could actually explain how to use Dagger 2 properly! Her post from 2017 is still a great read about this! https://proandroiddev.com/dagger-2-android-defeat-the-dahaka-b1c542233efc">https://proandroiddev.com/dagger-2-...
If you& #39;re still sceptical about Jetpack Compose for Android or just want to learn more, I recommend you to tune in to @pamelaahill. Her latest post on this topic should be read for anyone new to Jetpack Compose. https://proandroiddev.com/why-do-we-need-jetpack-compose-d69a5fd20122">https://proandroiddev.com/why-do-we...
Did you know that you can do some amazing things with Machine Learning on Android? I learned a lot about this from @margaretmz. She has so much stuff published on this, but you can start checking out her awesome list of TFLite resources: http://bit.ly/awesome-tflite ">https://bit.ly/awesome-t...
Do you like tinker with hardware? Cool IoT stuff? Meet @DoesitPew. I really wish I get the chance to visit her home and see all her cool toys and gadgets. Besides her great tech talks, she also speaks about speaking. Check it out! https://stacydevino.com/speaking/ ">https://stacydevino.com/speaking/...
There is apparently two smartphone OSes that matters and @designatednerd knows both of them. She did some really great talks about using Kotlin for both iOS and Android that is well worth checking out. http://designatednerd.com/public-speaking/">https://designatednerd.com/public-sp...
There are so many more people I could list here, but apparently I also need to work. Feel free to fill in this list with other amazing developers.

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