I'm an Engineer, mostly working in Android. I also spend time with iOS, Flutter, and Kotlin Multiplatform.
I like building apps and figuring out why things work the way they do. A lot of my work involves coming back to older code, making sense of it, and making it easier to work with. Lately, I've been working with Compose Multiplatform and trying out AI tools in my development workflow.
A mix of personal projects, course work, and things I've built to teach myself. Some repos started with one concept I wanted to understand. Others became apps I kept adding to.
I've come back to a lot of these projects over the years. Sometimes I update them, sometimes I realize I understand something differently now. The history is part of why I like keeping them around.
I've also been cleaning them up so they're easier to revisit and easier for someone else to run.
Started as a way to learn Jetpack Compose and grew into a recipe app for Android and iOS. I've used it to explore Compose Multiplatform, saving recipes, and finding nearby places to eat.
A small Android reference with the same login screen built in XML and Compose. Both use the same ViewModel, so I can compare the UI approaches and work through where state and app logic belong.
My notes and runnable examples for Kotlin coroutines and Flow. I use small examples to work through suspension, cancellation, and other behavior that's easy to misread.
I made this one to remember syntax, then barely revisited it for a while. I've learned Kotlin a few times at this point. It's now a collection of examples and notes I can come back to, with the earlier attempts still in the commit history.
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Android is where I'm most comfortable. These are some of the languages and tools I work with or have explored in my repos.
- AWS: View credential
- Working with Data - Coursera: View certificate
- Advanced Kotlin - Coursera: View certificate
- Version Control - Coursera: View certificate
- Kotlin Coroutines & Flows Masterclass - Philipp Lackner: View certificate
- Android Internals - Philipp Lackner: View certificate
- Professional App Development With CI/CD - Philipp Lackner: View certificate
I'm happy to talk about Android, Kotlin, or something you're working on. You can reach me at stefanbusiness95@gmail.com.
"GetRighhttt" was my Fortnite handle in college. It ended up following me into software development.
