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`Day77`
• Sprint jobs (Fixed handler issues)
• Started android performance course(<https://classroom.udacity.com/courses/ud825>) 
    ◦ Finished my role in current sprint at my company (which is related with fee-renewal) earlier than expected. So my supervisor let me and my coworker to stick to some task we want. So my coworker decided to look into ui testing, and I decided to look into app profiling &amp; performance.
    ◦ Spent few hours of reading official document, but it felt quite pointless. I don’t want to know “everything about android prodiler”, but rather I want to look how someone “figured out a problem using android profiler - or any other tool - and solved the problem to boost up performance”. And I want to know “how to measure that ‘gain of performance’“. 
    ◦ Reading official document felt quite broad, but there weren’t enough tutorials related with performance/profiling. Meanwhile I found out this udacity course, so I decided to skim through this course tomorrow and analyze possible tasks I can apply into our company’s app. Began this course and watched several videos, and it seems good to start with.
`Self-Comment`
• Kinda felt shamed of just doing my work, no extra studies, and thought that reporting my work-progress here was meaningless. Bit of slump cuz 1) this sprint at my company was not so tough, less workload / but 2) error-issue tracking was so tough. 
• I feel this slump is coming to the end. I just feel it.
• Planning to start a side project - Simple chatting app. 
    ◦ Need to specify more, but thinking of an online health trainer chatbot kinda thing
    ◦ Goal : practice simple backend + reactive programming
        ▪︎ I’ll go through basics of rx kotlin - since I don’t have such knowledge…. I was just copying map and flatmap, subscribe, add to disposable etc. just depending on my inference…
    ◦ First, find a simple tutorial I can follow, like clone coding
    ◦ Second, go through details. 
`Goals Tomorrow`
• Less than halfway into that performance course &amp; Analyze performance tasks into form I can report to my supervisor