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.

Responsibilities:

• Developing the app
• Convert the design to code
• Writing the backend APIs for the app
• Writing the tests
• Writing the documentation

Technologies used:

• 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