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I'm Ilia Pavlovskii

Android Software Engineer

Hello, I'm Ilia, an experienced Android Engineer with a decade of expertise in the field. Over the course of my career, I have successfully delivered more than 20 projects, actively contributed to open-source initiatives, and shared my knowledge through tech writing on platforms like Habr and Medium. Additionally, I have been an active participant in Q&A sessions. My areas of expertise encompass Android architecture, design patterns, and mobile CI/CD. I specialize in product development, with a keen interest in business, finance, psychology, and staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in mobile architecture and trending technologies.

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Mobile MVP - minimum viable Features

it is a product that is ready to be released to the market with minimal functionality in order to achieve certain goals. These goals can be marketing, attracting new customers, or testing your own PoCs.

ForceUpdate Feature

Friday. Sunny spring day. There's half an hour left until the end of the workday... The manager bursts into the room and exclaims, "URGENT! The backend deployment has been completed, we need to release the mobile build now!!! So that everything is available to all users by tomorrow!!!" Sounds familiar? I want to discuss that problem - what is the reason and how to treat that sickness.

Making a Custom Shape Widget on Jetpack Compose Using Figma and AndroidVectors

I recently shared my thoughts on my new hobby - shooting sport. After some practice, I became interested in tracking and saving my results. I started looking for an application that close my problem and… found a few applications that can’t fully close all my requirements. And another problem - bad UX. All applications can track IPSC points by manually entering them manually by EditText or clicking on the plus/minus buttons. Why can’t it be an IPSC shield? I decided to close this problem and write my own application for calculating the hit factor in IPSC competitions.