Last week, we've looked at reasons for using Picasso and a simple example request to load an image from an Internet source. But this cannot be the only source for Picasso. Picasso can also load images from the Android resources, files and Uri's. In this blog post, we'll cover all …

The Future Studio team uses Strider to automatically test and deploy the code for our homepage and blog theme. Even though we rely on Ghost for our blog, we keep our theme in a git repository and trigger the deployment right away after every push. Previously published articles in this …

We had a lot of success and feedback on our Retrofit series, so we decided to do another series on one of our favorite Square library: Picasso. Picasso can load and display images from many sources, while also taking care of caching and keeping a low memory impact when doing …

At Future Studio we use Strider in production to test our code and deploy it right away when all lights are green. The deployment from Strider to Heroku can be done easily using the plugin to connect both platforms. Before we start, let’s have a look at other articles …

We already walked you through the processes of connecting Strider with GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket to access your repositories for testing. In case you don’t host your git repositories on either of the mentioned services, don’t become panicky. This guide is exactly for you! Before moving on to …

This weeks post in our Strider series guides you through the process of connecting Strider with Bitbucket. We show you how to integrate your repositories with the platform and test them automatically. Just in case you missed the other posts in this series, here is an overview of previously published …

The previous article in this series of Strider posts guided you through the integration of Strider with GitHub. This week we walk through on how to connect Strider with GitLab. Doesn’t matter if you’re connecting to a self-hosted GitLab instance or official GitLab repositories. Let’s review already …

This is the fourth post in our Strider series. This week we’re going to connect Strider with GitHub and let GitHub send push notifications to run tests automatically. Before we go into detail, let’s review the posts in this series. {{outline}} Introduction Connecting Strider with GitHub requires various …