Chee Yi Ong
About Chee Yi Ong
Chee Yi Ong Mobile Software Engineer
Chee Yi Ong is a Mobile Software Engineer with a focus on Android development. Known for his detailed technical writings, Chee Yi Ong has contributed significantly to the company blog, sharing his expertise on various topics related to mobile software engineering. His involvement includes authoring comprehensive guides and insightful articles that aid developers in optimizing their mobile development skills.
Ultimate Guide to Android Bluetooth Low Energy by Chee Yi Ong
Chee Yi Ong authored the 'Ultimate Guide to Android Bluetooth Low Energy,' which is a key resource for Android developers. This guide offers in-depth information on how to implement Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) in Android applications. Chee Yi Ong updated the guide to include support for new Android versions, ensuring that developers have access to the most current best practices and techniques.
Mastering all 5 Kotlin Scope Functions Blog Post
Chee Yi Ong contributed to the blog post 'Mastering all 5 Kotlin Scope Functions.' This article provides a comprehensive overview of Kotlin's scope functions—let, run, with, apply, and also—detailing their use cases and practical applications. It serves as a valuable resource for Kotlin developers looking to deepen their understanding of these functions and improve their coding efficiency.
Unit Testing Android BLE Code with RxAndroidBle
In another blog post, Chee Yi Ong delved into the topic of unit testing for Android BLE code using RxAndroidBle. This post outlines the best practices for writing unit tests for BLE functionalities in Android applications, highlighting techniques to ensure reliability and performance. It is aimed at developers who wish to enhance their testing strategies for BLE integrations.
Chee Yi Ong on Bluetooth Contact Tracing Frameworks
Chee Yi Ong discussed the Bluetooth contact tracing frameworks developed by Apple and Google in the context of COVID-19. His analysis provided insights into how these frameworks function, their applications in contact tracing for pandemic management, and the technical challenges involved. This discussion is particularly relevant for developers working on applications related to public health and safety.