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Stephan Branczyk
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Writing a Leetcode Kotlin Android App - Day 3

This post is a continuation of the daily development journal I started earlier. I'm creating a Leetcode-related Android application and my last journal entry was posted a while ago.

Since then, I've done some additional experimentation, and this is what I found thus far. The Android WebView works extremely well for displaying each LeetCode problem, but with one caveat.

For the best user experience, each problem will have to be manually shortened or summarized. The longer problems just didn't display well on my phone and if I want users to study those problems on their phone, without needing to pinch-zoom the web view every time, I will need to shorten them.

Also, my vision for the app has changed slightly. I no longer just want to provide the most efficient answers to problems. Instead, I want the app to focus on all the possible naive solutions first, then, and only then, focus on refining those naive solutions little by little.

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