Code Mentor-Android code mentor for developers

Example

Suppose a developer has written a function that's getting increasingly hard to understand because it’s doing too many things. Code Mentor provides advice on breaking it down into smaller, more manageable functions, leveraging Kotlin extension functions or data classes for cleaner abstraction.

Scenario

In a scenario where a developer has a fragment handling UI logic, network requests, and data formatting, Code Mentor suggests extracting these responsibilities into separate functions or classes, keeping code clean and following the Single Responsibility Principle.

Example

A developer may be uncertain about how to properly utilize Kotlin’s `sealed classes` for handling UI states. Code Mentor explains the correct usage and provides code snippets to demonstrate how sealed classes can represent different UI states effectively.

Scenario

Imagine an app that has several loading, success, and error states. Code Mentor would show how sealed classes can be used to represent these states in a type-safe manner, making the UI state management more straightforward and less error-prone.

Example

A developer may be trying to optimize recompositions in a Composable function. Code Mentor offers insights on using `remember`, `rememberSaveable`, or breaking down the Composables to minimize unnecessary recompositions.

Scenario

When a developer notices their UI lags when changing states, Code Mentor could help by analyzing the code and suggesting optimizations like restructuring components or introducing `derivedStateOf` to avoid repeated calculations.