Solo Android app developer here. It's 4AM where I'm working. Been working alone on a project for the last 20 days. Looking to get some inspiration and discuss new ideas with other devs.

So hi!
What's up with you? What do you do?

When you post a question on Stack Overflow and wait for some angel to enlighten you so your app can run without crashing every 2 minutes
**cries in a corner**

I hate bitmaps in Android. Whoever created those disgusting functions without thinking of of a *simple* way to deal with the garbage they cause is an asshole and I hope they go to the worst corners of hell.

I need help speeding up my website. It's hosted on GoDaddy shared and uses Managed WordPress. I've run tests on Pingdom, PageInsights, GTMetrix and load times vary from 1.3s to 5s depending on the server location. Apparently Managed WP GoDaddy uses a CDN and their own caching plugin (Varnish). I don't know if that's good or bad.

PageInsights says I need to optimize images. I'm using WP Smush but clearly it isn't helping too much. I always manually resize all my images to <=100kb.

Also, the age old leverage browser caching problem... How do I fix that?

Thanks a lot for taking the time to go through this :)

Two of my team members were trying to make a website responsive for over an hour. They tested everything. They checked the JavaScript, checked their CSS media queries, tried everything but it just wouldn't work on mobile browsers.

So as usual they decided it was "impossible" due to "WordPress constraints" and told me that it would work on the browser but not desktop.

I just added the meta viewport tag. It literally took 10 seconds. It worked.

I hate people who give up easily. Just hate it.

I was 4 I think. Managed to reconfigure the IP and DNS settings and got the internet working again (it was a dial-up, in 2002). My entire family thought I was a prodigy of sorts (I am not).

Now all I do is restart the wifi if it's not working.

Is it a good idea to code my Android app keeping sqlite in mind before actually migrating to a noSQL version?

The primary reason for doing this is not having to deal with APIs or server side coding and also faster testing and prototype development.

Any ideas or suggestions?

When an "entrepreneur" tells you about his "fantastic" ideas and expects you to be all excited and wanting to develop it for him.

Nope.

I was wondering how I can go about with the development of an Android app.
I've made a few small apps, but I want to make something a little more complex.

I've made the use case diagrams, high-fidelity prototypes and the database schema is almost ready.

I'm just stuck with how to model the app. Which architecture to use? How to actually implement a complex project?