Oh wow.. This is why many people despise the presence of null reference. It's far too easy to make mistakes with 'em.

My method was to try build something rather than doing tutorials. Most of them would hardly reflect the things that you would encounter on a real-life scenario.

It does not have to be original.. It does not have to be the next Pokemon GO. A simple calculator would work. Just build something. By the end, you'll realise that you have learnt a lot of things not covered by the majority of tutorials available on the net.

Upon seeing a UI state glitch: "Ah finally, there you are. Phew."

@siljamicke, thanks for those extra pack of feedback and suggestions! They have been included to my backlog. I will update you once they got into production! :D

God, I can't seem to thank you guys enough. I hope you realise how amazing you guys are, caring this much to a stranger in need.

Much love from the faraway islands of Indonesia. <3

@siljamicke, @heyheni, thanks guys.. You've really lighten my mood up. At this moment I've completed the bugfix. It's just a couple of test away from release – I want to make damn sure I don't mess up this time 'round.

About Taggr, yeah I made that years ago when I'm learning Android dev for the first time. One reason I haven't got back to it yet is because the new storage access API demands a rewrite on it. I might do it soon though.

God how I love this community. Thanks again guys. <3

@heyheni, mainly seeing those drops in users and that my analytic tool showing that there's basically 0 new installs for the last couple of days.. It was gaining some traction with at least 5 installs a day and now there's none. Five per day is not a lot by any means but to see it went from having a progress to none is hard. :(

It's a Q&A diary app, you're more than welcome to take a look: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...

@skydeveloper, thanks for your suggestion.. I'm really devastated by the fact that I lost both users and the app's traction on Play Store.

This.. should be the theme of the next Conjuring.

Aaaw selamat dude! Indonesian as well here but I'm still waiting..

Trying to get my Camera2 API based app to work well on all devices.. It's been hell.

Looks like it won't even compile — where did you declare *day* and *month*? 😝

@Jumpshot44, thanks! Well, for now I have yet to understand what it takes to maintain such setup on a production scale. But if your intention is solely for fun or exploration then by all means give it a go. I've been in development for 5 months now and all I've ever felt so far is pure joy and relieve being free of all the Sqlite boilerplate.

@ridsatrio, *later. Damn SwiftKey not doing is job properly. :(

Except large you'll be occupied by yet another task. Never compromise code quality; most of the time, the first time you're in touch with a piece of code would also be your last for at least a couple of months.

Because the people who hate coding are the same with those who love it. It's just when they can't (yet) find a solution to a problem.

Because NULL isn't theoretically a value? Quite the opposite, it should make for an *absence* of it. That said, you should hunt down your former colleague.

No no, that's a *trained* extrovert developer. Others would just opt to walk away.

Not the keyboard we all deserve, but definitely the one we need.

Never a question for me. I always bring my laptop everywhere, *especially* on holidays. Just to get that lines of code while on the plane/car and a few more on the hotel's lobby. 😀

Ha, imagine working at my current office then. A good half of the whole code base is basically that.

Everyone needs a sense of job security after all.

So you're inside her while doing dishes? Holy concurrency, Batman!

@ridsatrio, and yes, I'm fun at parties.

It's actually a string array, containing two identical content of "hip".

@NoNameCode, I think Polymer switches would also look like those.. Can be wrong though.

@g-m-f, well, he *is* the root of all things so guitar must not be all that hard for him anyway.

@codeclod, that condition where neither getting back into the building nor staying outside could save you from getting fired.

@Jumpshot44, you can say that again. I feel like out of all programming problems I've had so far, a good 75% of 'em was solved when I went AFK..

Bruv, do u even ProGuard?

Not every Android devs work with Cardboard, Wear, and TV all at once.. Still cool though.