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This repo contains the official source code for Telegram App for Android. Telegram splits all devices into three performance classes LOW, AVERAGE and HIGH, and each performance class is being set based on hardware information of the device like CPU count, CPU frequencies and memory class. Telegram is a messaging app with a focus on speed and security. Since Android has really huge fragmentation and you want your app to be as smooth as possible on any device it’s probably a good thing to do some things based on hardware power of the device. Splitting devices by performance classesįirst interesting thing is splitting devices by performance classes. Pretty often approaches they use are really interesting, so I decided to share couple of things I encountered in their codebase. Since the android app source code is available on GitHub, sometimes I’d like to dig into codebase to check how Telegram devs did some feature. One of the most convenient, smooth and solid applications I use as my daily driver is Telegram messenger. It not only extends my knowledge but also it is really interesting how other developers might think of solving particular problems.

As an Android Developer I love finding some neat trick or peace of code in android application codebase.

Telegram messenger for android