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The coding portion is a take-home assignment, build an Android app in Kotlin using MVP/MVI architecture communicating with an API (DuckDuckGo) to show a list of characters from both the Wire and the Simpsons with a detail view when tapping on a character and search to filter characters by name/description, third-party libraries are fine. The most difficult part of the app was probably creating a POGO wrapper to get all the data from the API and parsing through it (DuckDuckGo's API for search). Apart from that, it was a fairly straightforward test.
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Android Engineer

Interviewed at Comcast

3.8★
Dec 16, 2020

The coding portion is a take-home assignment, build an Android app in Kotlin using MVP/MVI architecture communicating with an API (DuckDuckGo) to show a list of characters from both the Wire and the Simpsons with a detail view when tapping on a character and search to filter characters by name/description, third-party libraries are fine. The most difficult part of the app was probably creating a POGO wrapper to get all the data from the API and parsing through it (DuckDuckGo's API for search). Apart from that, it was a fairly straightforward test.

The coding portion is a take-home assignment, build an Android app in Kotlin using MVP/MVI architecture communicating with an API (DuckDuckGo) to show a list of characters from both the Wire and the Simpsons with a detail view when tapping on a character and search to filter characters by name/description, third-party libraries are fine. The most difficult part of the app was probably creating a POGO wrapper to get all the data from the API and parsing through it (DuckDuckGo's API for search). Apart from that, it was a fairly straightforward test.
avatar

Android Engineer

Interviewed at Comcast

3.8★
Dec 16, 2020

The coding portion is a take-home assignment, build an Android app in Kotlin using MVP/MVI architecture communicating with an API (DuckDuckGo) to show a list of characters from both the Wire and the Simpsons with a detail view when tapping on a character and search to filter characters by name/description, third-party libraries are fine. The most difficult part of the app was probably creating a POGO wrapper to get all the data from the API and parsing through it (DuckDuckGo's API for search). Apart from that, it was a fairly straightforward test.

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