
Worked on the keiyoushi/extensions-source repository to maintain and enhance Android extension sources, focusing on resilience and compatibility. Addressed the closure of the One Piece TECA site by removing its extension, reducing maintenance overhead. Improved the Softkomik extension by implementing a WebView-based fallback, ensuring session continuity despite frequent API changes. Updated the Ikiru extension’s domain and version code to maintain compatibility with backend updates. Utilized Kotlin and Gradle for development, emphasizing robust error handling and API integration. The work resulted in fewer user-facing failures during API transitions and streamlined future migrations across multiple Android extension sources.
April 2026: Maintained and hardened extensions-source by removing deprecated code, improving session resilience, and updating endpoints. Key outcomes include removing the One Piece TECA extension source due to site closure; adding a WebView-based fallback for Softkomik sessions to survive API churn; and updating Ikiru domain and version code for compatibility. Business value: reduced maintenance burden, fewer user-facing failures during API changes, and smoother forward migrations. Technologies demonstrated: WebView session handling, robust fallback strategies, and domain/version management across extensions.
April 2026: Maintained and hardened extensions-source by removing deprecated code, improving session resilience, and updating endpoints. Key outcomes include removing the One Piece TECA extension source due to site closure; adding a WebView-based fallback for Softkomik sessions to survive API churn; and updating Ikiru domain and version code for compatibility. Business value: reduced maintenance burden, fewer user-facing failures during API changes, and smoother forward migrations. Technologies demonstrated: WebView session handling, robust fallback strategies, and domain/version management across extensions.

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