0.3.2

• Enhancement: Hacker News stories only show the tag if it's not STORY, as almost all are STORY. Little less noisy
• Fix: Crash due to rastered vector drawable pngs being used as vectors at runtime. This was a pretty gnarly issue and weird to track down, sorry for the trouble!
• Misc: Goodbye to Dribbble for now, as their v1 API is being shut down this week and the v2 API only allows for content production and management rather than reading feeds.

0.3.0

• New: You can now reorder services in settings
• New: You can now enable/disable services in settings. Note this is WIP and not polished yet.
• Enhancement: GitHub is now paginated when there are more results (thanks to @charlesdurham!)
• Enhancement: All models have been moved to native kotlin data classes using a new Moshi code gen implementation. Not really a user facing feature, but I'm really proud of it :)
• Enhancement: APK size went on a diet! Fully enabled shrinking and APK splits, so now download size is ~4.9MB.
• Fix: Medium is now fixed via pointing to the new /topic/popular endpoint
• Fix: Building with a new version of D8 that should avoid some bizarre VM crashes on some Mediatek devices ಠ_ಠ

0.2.2

Fix pagination not working

0.2.1

• Don't show changelog on first display
• Make changelog section sort by descending date

0.2.0

• New: Changelog notifications in the app
• New: In-app hints implementation using TapTargetView
• New: French translations (thanks to @anicolas!)
• New: German translations (thanks to @AlexAmin!)
• New: Built for Android 8.1
• Enhancement: GitHub emojis are rendered in titles now (thanks to @charlesdurham!)
• Enhancement: List items use ConstrainLayout now, which should have better perf (thanks to @R4md4c!)
• Fix: Gifs in Dribbble should no longer accidentally show multiple times (thanks to @charlesdurham!)
• Fix: Existing images shouldn't re-fade on refresh
• Fix: A small memory leak in image services

Initial release!

Few issues that have been immediately squashed

• HackerNews sometimes sends junk items that are empty. Haven't seen that in a year of work before this, of course it happens the day I release
• Accidental wrong java.time.Instant import instead of the one from threetenbp.