Google's best architecture practices don't mean much
Such strong words from the googler who wrote them huh
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Network-Resilient Applications with Store5 | Talking Kotlin #128
Join us in this exciting episode of Talking Kotlin as we dive into the world of Kotlin Multiplatform with three special guests, Mike Nakhimovich, Yigit Boyar, and Matthew Ramotar, the minds behind the popular library 'Store' — a Kotlin Multiplatform library…
IDEA debugger series for everyone who didn't know all the tricks
https://youtu.be/59RC8gVPlvk
https://youtu.be/59RC8gVPlvk
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IntelliJ IDEA. Debugger Essentials
IntelliJ IDEA provides a full range of capabilities for debugging your source code. A debugger is a powerful and versatile tool that executes a program in a controlled environment.
00:00 - Intro
1:20 Why Debug?
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14:08 Suspend/resume…
00:00 - Intro
1:20 Why Debug?
10:30 Start/stop/restart debugger
14:08 Suspend/resume…
Just a small tinkering with excluding a set of values (or duplicates) from a list by using diff std functions by Jake
https://jakewharton.com/perils-of-duplicate-finding/
https://jakewharton.com/perils-of-duplicate-finding/
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Perils of duplicate finding – Jake Wharton
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Strong Skipping Mode! 💪
Oof, almost forgot to post it here.
Prepare yourself to the great era of recomposition magic...
From Compose 1.7.x (or later, but at least with stronk skip == true) all composables can skip recomposition, unstable types will be compared by reference (so instance equality) and yet skipped, stable ones will preserve precious behaviour.
Also all the lambdas will be remembered now, even with captured unstable values... because those will be compared by reference too!
No more pathetic manual wrapping like a poor peasant after you encounter unpredictable recomposition again.🤣
Read actual smart wording here:
https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/jetpack-compose-strong-skipping-mode-explained-cbdb2aa4b900
Oof, almost forgot to post it here.
Prepare yourself to the great era of recomposition magic...
From Compose 1.7.x (or later, but at least with stronk skip == true) all composables can skip recomposition, unstable types will be compared by reference (so instance equality) and yet skipped, stable ones will preserve precious behaviour.
Also all the lambdas will be remembered now, even with captured unstable values... because those will be compared by reference too!
No more pathetic manual wrapping like a poor peasant after you encounter unpredictable recomposition again.
Read actual smart wording here:
https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/jetpack-compose-strong-skipping-mode-explained-cbdb2aa4b900
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Jetpack Compose: Strong Skipping Mode Explained
Strong skipping mode changes the rules for what composables can skip recomposition and should greatly reduce recomposition.
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Strong Skipping Mode! 💪 Oof, almost forgot to post it here. Prepare yourself to the great era of recomposition magic... From Compose 1.7.x (or later, but at least with stronk skip == true) all composables can skip recomposition, unstable types will be compared…
Here is an article that represents all of our struggles before this great gift of destiny by google ♡
https://www.costafotiadis.com/post/exercises-in-futility-jetpack-compose-recomposition
huh, part about
until we meet again!
https://www.costafotiadis.com/post/exercises-in-futility-jetpack-compose-recomposition
huh, part about
suspend fun kind of suggests me that those might become skippable with new mode too, but I'm too lazy to check... until we meet again!
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Exercises in futility: Jetpack Compose Recomposition
Compose is fun. The thing is that I get the feeling that there are quite a few “gotchas” when working with it.Here are a few questions that kept bugging me: • Are all functions equal in the eyes of the compiler? • Are suspend functions stable/immutable? •…
20min adventure about Compose principles ground up
by one of google devs
especially good for those who don't want to read the entire internals book
http://intelligiblebabble.com/compose-from-first-principles/
by one of google devs
http://intelligiblebabble.com/compose-from-first-principles/
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Compose From First Principles
Thousands of Developers from around the world attended Google I/O 2019 earlier this month. It was a particularly exciting I/O for me, as it was the fi...
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how am I watching this self-retro-standup by google for the first time??
https://youtu.be/VsStyq4Lzxo
https://youtu.be/VsStyq4Lzxo
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Declarative UI patterns (Google I/O'19)
Explore how reactive and declarative paradigms can be applied to Android UI development, making it easier for developers to integrate these patterns into their Android apps with Kotlin.
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Android & Play at Google I/O 2019 Playlist →…
Watch more #io19 here:
Android & Play at Google I/O 2019 Playlist →…
Holly molly Kotlin 2.0.0-RC1 just dropped 👍
list of changes
upd:
- KT-32754 in this release fixes issue described by Jake in recent blog post
list of changes
upd:
- KT-32754 in this release fixes issue described by Jake in recent blog post
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nice repo that follows architecture guide by google > especially libraries author wrote for that project recommend to familiarize yourself with it
amazing writeup about declarative re-thinking of pagination approach
https://twitter.com/Tunji_D/status/1783913688464036347 (blog)
this guy... outstanding job
https://twitter.com/Tunji_D/status/1783913688464036347 (blog)
this guy... outstanding job
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Tunji Dahunsi (@Tunji_D) on X
One of my favorite things to do as a developer advocate was exploring ways APIs could be improved, especially for Jetpack Compose.
For the paging library, I wanted it to produce a simple List instead of PagingData. Here are a couple reasons why:
https…
For the paging library, I wanted it to produce a simple List instead of PagingData. Here are a couple reasons why:
https…
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Holly molly Kotlin 2.0.0-RC1 just dropped 👍 list of changes upd: - KT-32754 in this release fixes issue described by Jake in recent blog post
Holly molly Kotlin 2.0.0-RC2 just dropped 👍
The Compose compiler is moving to the Kotlin lang repository!
In combination with Compose Multiplatform 1.6.10-beta03 to support new Compose compiler
[android, jb cmp guide, disc, reasoning]
The Compose compiler is moving to the Kotlin lang repository!
In combination with Compose Multiplatform 1.6.10-beta03 to support new Compose compiler
[android, jb cmp guide, disc, reasoning]
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@LeighaJarett @Google Hey folks! Kevin, product manager on Flutter and Dart here.
The layoffs were decided AT LEAST a couple of layers above our team and affected a LOT of teams. (I think I can say that). Lots of good folks got bad news and lots of great…
The layoffs were decided AT LEAST a couple of layers above our team and affected a LOT of teams. (I think I can say that). Lots of good folks got bad news and lots of great…
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senk0n lab
Strong Skipping Mode! 💪 Oof, almost forgot to post it here. Prepare yourself to the great era of recomposition magic... From Compose 1.7.x (or later, but at least with stronk skip == true) all composables can skip recomposition, unstable types will be compared…
Strong Skipping Mode is now Stable in Compose Compiler 1.5.13, and soon will become enabled by Default