
Worked on the ankidroid/Anki-Android repository to enhance the whiteboard eraser feature, improving its accuracy during fast swipes by implementing coordinate tracking and line-segment intersection logic. This approach ensured that the eraser reliably removed paths even at high speeds, directly addressing user experience and responsiveness on the study screen. Additionally, developed regression tests for the card browser toolbar to verify correct title updates when rows are selected, strengthening UI reliability and reducing the risk of post-release issues. Utilized Kotlin for Android development, focusing on touch handling, UI/UX design, and unit testing to deliver robust and maintainable mobile features.
March 2026 (2026-03) – ankidroid/Anki-Android: Key feature delivery and QA improvements. Feature: whiteboard eraser accuracy enhancement to reliably erase paths during fast swipes by tracking previous/current coordinates and checking intersections along the eraser path. QA: added regression tests for card browser toolbar title updates on row selection to prevent UI regressions. Impact: improved study-screen responsiveness and UX reliability, reduced post-release risk, and strengthened regression coverage. Technologies/skills: Android touch handling, coordinate tracking, line-segment intersection logic, and regression test development.
March 2026 (2026-03) – ankidroid/Anki-Android: Key feature delivery and QA improvements. Feature: whiteboard eraser accuracy enhancement to reliably erase paths during fast swipes by tracking previous/current coordinates and checking intersections along the eraser path. QA: added regression tests for card browser toolbar title updates on row selection to prevent UI regressions. Impact: improved study-screen responsiveness and UX reliability, reduced post-release risk, and strengthened regression coverage. Technologies/skills: Android touch handling, coordinate tracking, line-segment intersection logic, and regression test development.

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