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Okay, I can't believe my Proton migration got to this point, but this is getting desperate.
I'm looking for recommendations for Android development tutorials, books, videos, anything. I accept Java, Kotlin, even Dart if must be.
Earlier this year, I tried to get into Android development, but not only did the opaque tooling that didn't match the what the tutorials told me frustrate me, I had trouble finding extensive documentation beyond any basic Hello World or pure API docs. And I will not ask any LLM for help, that's not happening.
I'd love to find good tutorials that slowly build on the basics showing more complex apps that have multiple views, display, read and write data both remotely and in storage, and more things.
I'd love to be able to contribute to existing email and calendar apps or even to just fork one and make my own.
My background and knowledge is on SRE, with a lot of infra management and automation. I don't have mobile or frontend experience, but there must be a way to translate my skills onto mobile, right?
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Links to the 10,000 biggest sites get checked in my scanner without anything leaving the phone. Short links are the exception. The scam list lives on the phone as sorted SHA-256 prefixes, and each check is a binary search. Only two lookups go online: a short link is followed to its end, and a rarer domain's age comes from its registry. Each sends only that address or name. There's one switch for both, and the list on the phone keeps working without them.