The reason why Coroutines is so easy and powerful Kotlin tool
> 10s vs 3s (can be better)

sorry for shitposting, more soon

it really can (0:24)

one function VM realization

android single event observing with Flow UPD timeline in this article is amazing

happy 256th, folks

anyone already had experience with mackbook pro 14 (m1pro, 32gb) and air (m2, 24gb) to compare?
(android development of course)

I have to choose one at work, according to the tests there is almost no sense in the Pro... imo

change my mind, idk (r/androiddev thread)

upd: nvm mbp 16` 32ram + pixel 7 pro

what a nice thought to tell this simple rule to all the java-style funs..

nice article about clean arch in android

also a good read from this guy: repository, usecase avoiding
p.s. or just get Effective Kotlin book

god damn, never thought about it

don't use yield() of sequence/iterator builders right inside a try-finally statement (or .use{} ext), you can assign result to variable and then yield it outside of dangerous part. good to know imo

https://betterprogramming.pub/breaking-try-catch-finally-in-kotlin-b95059a5673f

changed sample from article on how to bypass that unexpected behavior:
https://pl.kotl.in/HVDMuFuZN

yesss, gimme more Modifier.Node !!!

DataStore and Room have started their KMP journey 🎊

btw new source of trust - https://androidmanife.st/@minSdkVersion

src: https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/10my30o/comment/j66ia6l/
это был вартон кек

lazyModules in Koin now real, but multibinding, unfortunately..

Yesssss

Let's gooo

backing field
MutableStateFlow goes brrrrrrrr

POV: JetBrains' vision of IOS Compose

I'll post most interesting of them imo later after publishing on their yt channel