Question 1

How do I subscribe to The Context podcast on my phone?

Accepted Answer

You can subscribe via the direct RSS feed link, or use podcast apps like Pocket Casts or iTunes. MP3 files are also available for direct download from the GitHub releases page for offline listening.

Question 2

The Context podcast vs Fragmented podcast – which is better for Android learning?

Accepted Answer

The Context focuses more on in-depth technical discussions with expert guests and community engagement via GitHub, while Fragmented often covers broader news and trends. Choose The Context for deep dives on specific topics like architecture or RxJava.

Question 3

Where can I find the show notes for episode 29 on Babylon Health?

Accepted Answer

Show notes are available on the project's GitHub in the show_notes directory or linked from the episodes list. For episode 29, there's a direct link to the website with detailed notes summarizing the discussion.

Question 4

How can I ask a question to the hosts about an episode?

Accepted Answer

After each episode, a GitHub issue is created for discussion. You can post your questions or feedback there, and the hosts or community members may respond, as seen in the issues linked from the README.

Question 5

Is The Context podcast still producing new episodes in 2024?

Accepted Answer

Based on the GitHub repository, the last episode appears to be from earlier years, and there's no indication of recent activity in the releases or issues, so it might be inactive. Check the repo for any updates.

Question 6

What are the best episodes for learning about Kotlin in Android?

Accepted Answer

Start with Episode 10 with Dmitry Jemerov from JetBrains on Kotlin language design, and Episode 9 on Kotlin Gradle plugin and build systems, as they provide deep insights into Kotlin features and integration.

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