Welcome to SQLI's open source Android app! Come in and feel free to explore how the SQLI app is built and what libraries are used for its development. SQLI is native android app developed in Kotlin. We are currently using Git-Flow
and applying MVVM-Pattern
. If you want to know more details, please check our Issue and Pull Request. We are trying our best to record all the work details.
This project aims to enhance developers' skills and track Android development trends: we continuously apply the latest Android technologies to this application, experiment with them, and meticulously share the process through Issues and Pull Requests.
To submit feedback and report bugs, please open a GitHub issue or contact us via the email listed on our GitHub profile. We would appreciate it if you could include the steps to reproduce reported bugs, along with the operating system, device, version number, etc.
SQLI is currently released available on PlayStore. The SQLI v1.0.2 version, which is latest release, improve UI update logic compare to v1.0.1. So we hope you to enjoy our project.
Here are the actual documents we used in development. If you're a developer, please take a look. We appreciate any positive and constructive feedback.