Docbuddy

During my time at KeepWorks. I worked on a project called Docbuddy. It was a medical record keeping app that allowed users to take pictures of their medical documents and store them in the cloud. It was a very interesting project and I learned a lot about the medical industry. I also learned a lot about the challenges of building a product in a highly regulated industry. I worked on the Android app and the backend. It’s here at KeepWorks that I learned about the importance of writing clean code and writing tests. I also learned about the importance of writing documentation and how it can help other developers understand the codebase better.

Developing the app

Convert the design to code

Writing the backend APIs for the app

Writing the tests

Writing the documentation

MVP - For clean architecture and separation of concerns

Kotlin & Java - For development

RxJava - For asynchronous programming

Retrofit - For networking

Dagger - For dependency injection

Sqlite- For local database

Git - For version control

Firebase - For push notifications

Crashlytics - For crash reporting

Fabric - For beta distribution