shalenMathew/Quotes-app
This is an Android application for browsing, saving, and sharing inspirational quotes. It provides users with the ability to curate personal quote collections, manage favorites, and create custom entries. The system supports background notifications, home screen widgets, and extensive visual theming for sharing.
43.6
Weak · 4 August 2026
9.8k
lines of production code
Kotlin
primary language
1
bus factor · 28 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2024 · Codebase cleanup and dependency updates
This period focused on stripping out legacy components, including the local database, domain layer, and UI screens, while updating build tools and dependencies. The removal of Hilt, Room, and various UI modules suggests a significant refactoring or simplification of the application's architecture.
14 changes
2025 · architecture overhaul and feature expansion
The codebase underwent a comprehensive architectural migration to a clean, layered structure, introducing new repositories, use cases, and ViewModels to support custom quotes, favorites, and widget interactions. This period also saw the addition of significant user-facing features, including a splash screen, notification scheduling, and extensive theming options for quote sharing.
31 changes
2026 · Settings and testing expansion
This period focused on expanding the application's settings with new screens for troubleshooting, widget source selection, backup/restore, notification scheduling, and about/donation information. Concurrently, significant effort was dedicated to increasing test coverage across domain use cases, viewmodels, and background workers.
8 changes
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