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[acristescu]

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[MathieuDreano]

Hello there,
I'm a french developper, living in Nantes.
I am not an Android dev, but I'm willing to learn it.
I play go, mostly on OGS, on a beginner level (~10kyu).
I'll use this project as a way to keep up with android framework.
Don't have much time as I just start a new job, but I'll do my part to contribute.
Feel free to talk, and maybe share a game sometime (Rakoon pseudoname).
Mathieu

[acristescu]

Hi @MathieuDreano ,

Welcome to the project. I feel this project is an interesting one to keep up to date with Android, just be careful that it has some obsolete parts still in there that I didn't get a chance to update. If you want the latest and greatest, look for the Game Screen, which is using some ultra-modern technologies: not only Compose which is becoming mainstream now but Jake Wharton's molecule for example.

Some of it is very old though, if you see a RecyclerView, run the other way, lol :)

If you want guidance, please ask and I'll do my best to answer, although it's rather hard to find the time for the project right now.