Stephan Linzner

@retomeier There actually is and it’s called “Wehmut” 😅

That feeling when you're really happy to see former colleagues doing amazing things, but you're sad not to still be working together. Is there a German word for that? Traurigstolzfroh maybe?

@moritzhaarmann @ShopifyEng @duke_sam Congrats!

@andreasg Those are some steep prices for Tier 4. It recently got a lot more expensive over here, especially for Tier 3+4. But Germany seems to be even pricier.

Hallo Nürnberg. Hallo Schnelllader ☺️

@fredchung @anotherdave Testing Toast is inherently flaky and we always considered it an anti-pattern. This problem can be solved in different ways IdlingResources, Unit Tests or even decorating the Toast object in ways so it can be queried at test time.

@anotherdave Thanks for tuning in @anotherdave ! @onlythoughtwork I wonder if you have any advice?

@fredchung cheers for the session just now! Forgot to ask: we're using IdlingResource to stop our Espresso tests being extremely flaky round toasts (stackoverflow.com/a/32023568/147…). Upgrading from v10, can see that Toast.getView() is now deprecated. Is there a new best practice here?

What would help here is, if @Tesla's Safety Score would take context into to consideration. If we could just apply for a system that's capable of doing exactly that 😁 #FSDBeta

@Tesla's new Safety Score for the FSD beta creates some questionable incentives for drivers. Pretty sure it will negatively affect driving. My score dropped today, because I avoided road debris and had to brake for a pedestrian crossing. #FSDBeta

@JakeWharton Congrats 🎉👶

@marcacohen Happy birthday Marc 🥳, hope you're doing well!

Today, for only the sixth time in my life, I turned an age ending in a zero (not including the trivial one). Also, my age now matches the last two digits of the year in which I was born.

@crafty @Google Congrats Nick! 🥳

Today marks 10 years working @Google. A huge thank you to so many people who have taught me so much. Hope I continue to grow and learn as much in the next decade and get to work with such amazing folks.

@ppvi @mrmans0n For the record the best ever was the Nexus One 😉

@mrmans0n Because it was the best phone ever.

I have a 6P and a Nexus 5 for testing stuff around here. How is it possible that the 5 is waaaay faster than 6P? It's been through hell and back and it's still performing like a beast.

You can now watch in the recorded livestream the excellent testing talk by Jonathan based on the codelab project: youtu.be/3Yvwc086hVY?t=…

🧪🧪 New Android Testing codelab released! 🧪🧪 Unit, integration and e2e tests with coroutines, shared Robolectric tests and a lot more! codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/andro…

We're looking for a Developer Advocate to help Web/Android/iOS developers to build with @MaterialDesign. Come work with an awesome team (and me). (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ careers.google.com/jobs/results/5…

Read what my colleagues at @thoughtworks consider the most interesting recent developments in the tech scene thoughtworks.com/radar #TWTechRadar

@valera_zakharov Thanks! See you at ADS this week.

Congrats @onlythoughtwork and team!

Finally our first stable anroidx.test release 😀

Restitching Plaid: our plans to bring the app up to date and demonstrate how to migrate to Kotlin and Architecture Components. @crafty/restitching-plaid-9ca5588d3b0a" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@crafty/restit… 👔

Almost 30 of us (myself included) will be available to answer your questions about Android Dev in our upcoming AMA! Add your questions now twitter.com/AndroidDev/sta…

ADB 82: Tooling Around Android Studio 3.0 and 3.1, plus some chatter about Kotlin. androidbackstage.blogspot.com/2017/11/episod…

#JUnit 5.1 will include improved support for writing tests in Kotlin. Thanks to @JLLeitschuh! #writing-tests-assertions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">junit.org/junit5/docs/sn…