Sasikanth Miriyampalli

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Latest — 08 Jun 2024

How I release Twine on Android & iOS simultaneously

A year ago as I was preparing to launch my brand new app called Twine - RSS Reader on the App Store and Google Play, I started going through the usual process of generating release artifacts, submitting the app to their respective stores, waiting for reviews and then finally handling

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Devlog #3 - Moving to BugSnag, and starting a new project

Well, hello there. It's been a minute since I last wrote a devlog. I did mention in the first devlog that I will post whenever I feel like it or if there is something to showcase. Still, I feel like I need to create a schedule to continue

Dev Log #2 - Monetising Twine in future

Alright, here we go. Another weekend, another dev log. I am still trying to figure out how to structure this or how often I would want to post this. So bear with me as I figure that out. Well now onto the dev log, this was a fun and eventful

Dev Log #1 - My first dev log

Lately, my YouTube recommendations are flooded with dev logs, showcasing the progress of building indie frontend projects or games. That inspired me to start logging my experience building Twine, my cross-platform RSS reader app or any of my programming explorations. But instead of doing a video, I have decided to

Building a Figma plugin using Kotlin

Take a look at how you can leverage Kotlin/JS to build plugins for Figma

Creating project templates for Android Studio

Showing how we can build a Android Studio plugin to provide our own project templates in the Android Studio new project wizard

Changing APK/AAB version from the command line

Earlier today I was looking into automatically building an APK/AAB artifact for one of the projects I am working on, using GitHub Actions. After the basic setup, I had to run the assemble command and it generated the artifact then I upload that to the action, or I can

Exploring WindowDraggableArea on Compose Desktop

One of the common things you might see in a lot of popular desktop apps is, that they have a custom title bar that contains fancy toolbar icons or a search bar or some other custom view. Compose Desktop allows us to use our own title bar by just making

Using Firebase for setting update priorities on Android

In this article, we will take a look at how we can use Firebase to have update priorities to nudge users to update their apps.

Accessing screen arguments in ViewModels using SavedStateHandle

Using SavedStateHandle to safely provide runtime arguments to AAC ViewModel