Elyes Mansour
Elyes Mansour
@elyesm.bsky.social
Android dev passionate about tech, science, and workplace culture. Based in Denmark and working at framna.com building different apps and teaching Android at dtu.dk. https://linktr.ee/elyesm
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I built a mutli-agent system using Google ADK and gave a short presentation about it back in October. youtu.be/geHif1qXHf0 #AiAgent
Unfortunately it's not mentioned in the official documentation. I stumbled on this through a random StackOverflow post linking to a Medium article that broke it down well. proandroiddev.com/jetpack-comp...
I'd like to share a talk where I shared how I'm starting to see the emotion of fear differently. Instead of running the other way when we feel fear, we could consider instead that it might be pointing us towards weaknesses where we can grow. youtu.be/dthDY7gkqYo
Shout out to the team maintaining Media3/ExoPlayer. I was about to create a custom preloading logic, and then I found out they added a built-in PreloadManager that does a lot of heavy lifting. And the cherry π on top is its good documentation π developer.android.com/media/media3... #AndroidDev
In this talk, I cover how to create a production grade Compose PDF reader with no 3rd party dependencies, that achieves simultaneous page zooming. We also cover many Compose basics, as well as advanced topics like performance, re-composition, and accurate zooming. youtu.be/joKLvMwzJx8 #AndroidDev
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We just released Jetpack Compose 1.10 with new features and a number of performance improvements. What's your favourite thing in this release? I π the improvements to shared elements. android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/12/what...
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Published a new article, 'RemoteCompose: Another Paradigm for Server-Driven UI in Jetpack Compose'. Youβll explore RemoteCompose, understand its core architecture, and discover the benefits it brings to dynamic screen design with Jetpack Compose. skydoves.medium.com/remotecompos...
I saw a useful post online on how to make the Logcat window open up besides the emulator instead of underneath which requires reducing the emulator's size. Source: Qamar A. Safadi www.linkedin.com/posts/qamar-... #AndroidDev
It seems actually that this is a Live Update notification developer.android.com/develop/ui/v...
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Cursor 2.0 was just released and it brought a lot of changes. Here are some highlights: - Multi-agents execution - Composer - its own coding model - Embedded browser - Sandboxing - similar to Claude Code - Team commands There are many more changes. You can read more here cursor.com/changelog/2-0
Had a great time yesterday presenting at the GDG meetup in Copenhagen. I talked about my experience building my first open source library. Someone came up to me at the end, and told me it felt more like standup comedy. The best compliment I could wish for π github.com/elyesmansour... #AndroidDev
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Yay, Swift export now available by default in today's Kotlin 2.2.20-Beta2 release ! #KMP π kotlinlang.org/docs/whatsne...
I'm happy that my Jetpack Compose library was featured in the latest edition of the jetc.dev newsletter π github.com/elyesmansour... #AndroidDev
I've released my first open source library, a FloatingTabBar composable that mimics the new iOS Liquid Glass behavior. github.com/elyesmansour... This is my first ever open source contribution and it's been a very valuable experience. I hope you like it and find it useful! #AndroidDev
There is actually documentation written about this, I just found out developer.android.com/develop/ui/c...
The shared element transition API in Compose is quite powerful. It allowed me to achieve exactly the custom behavior I need. And thanks to the documentation page below, I was able to understand how to resolve all the visual artifacts I was seeing. developer.android.com/develop/ui/c... #AndroidDev
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π The HTTP Client plugin is now in Android Studio! Generate and run HTTP requests directly from your code, with support for Retrofit, OkHttp and Ktor. Enjoy seamless editor integration, code completion, and more. π Read our blog for full details! blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2025/06...
Thanks @jetbrains.com for a greatly organized #KotlinConf, and thanks to all the speakers who shared their knowledge with us. The biggest thing I'm excited about is Koog, the Kotlin framework for building Agents. I'm already getting my hands dirty with it. #Kotlin
A few thoughts I had today on how to select the right software engineers during the age of AI. medium.com/@elyesmansou... #AndroidDev #Hiring #Software_Development
We stayed away from the Gemini assistant in Android Studio because it lacked a privacy policy for businesses. Now it's finally here π android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/04/gemi... #AndroidDev