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A detailed account of my experience applying for a work visa extension in Japan.

Solution for the `node: not found` error in git GUI tools like VS Code when using mise(jdx) and Husky

Debouncing user input in Android's Compose framework is essential for creating responsive and resource-efficient applications. This note demonstrates two approaches to implement debouncing for TextFields using Kotlin.

A few weeks ago, I joined a new project and started working on it by cloning the repository. After performing Gradle sync and running the app, everything seemed to be working fine. However, while working on a fix for an issue, I noticed that changes were not being reflected in the app despite successful installation and launch.

At my previous job, we used to store input data inside `LiveData` objects in a `ViewModel`, by creating multiple `MutableLiveData`s, and multiple `LiveData` for encapsulation. Like so...

Recently, a project that I was working on, had a strange bug–a blank notification appeared when you open the app for the first time.