Hi. Does anybody know a software for creating presentations with code highlighting and transitions between code snippets? (Example: )

Keynote does the transitions… use the “Magic Move” transition. And if you paste highlighted code from some editors then it contains the colour/formatting information… I know Xcode or any JetBrains IDE supports this at least, not sure about others.

I don't have a Mac, is there any Windows alternative?

@Yossi Saiada LaTeX + beamer + listings can do that, but it's not a WYSIWYG solution (which may be good or bad, depending on personal taste and other environmental factors ;-)

would recommend #random for a question like this

any suggestions where to start debugging?

hng a closer look that's wrong its just missing on the root node of the multiplatform project which is ok since the settings for each source set are correct. it's intellij still warning be although it could know better. looks like a bug sigh

w2Order and icName are both Optionals

Thank you for adding me 👍

in that case, I totally get the frustration

i like some of the immutability to js inherently, but it's not intuitive

it's a language with quite a few pitfalls, and the design doesn't protect you from them

the stdlib is really minimal i find

yes, very minimal

unfortauntely so

that was where jquery, underscore.js and now lodash became so popular

and i just desperately wish i could extend list to add

remove()

and

last

and

indices

and the like

these days, lodash is the de facto standard, if not de jure

okay, thanks for the tip. i'll look into it

why not just define a remove method and use it as a higher order function?

sorry, I don't mean that dismissively

most of my frustrations with js is node-js, to be fair. sometimes i just wanna program something with for loops and if statements, and node is basically just an exercise in duct-taping together modules, and trying to figure out where the compatibility problems are

it can be hard translating a language like kotlin to something like js, where the paradigm is very different

but I think it helps not to try fight it, but to try identify the js way of dealing with the issue, which is often defining a small helper function that you pass data into rather than defining function on an interface or implementation

typescript can help a lot too 🙂

some of it comes down to syntax again. i don't like python-esque syntax style of

len(list)

. i think

list.len

is way better.

and if all else fails, #javascript and write all your js in kotlin anyway 😛

hhahaha, yeah, but i'm coming up on a deadline, so i just gotta finish it out

in the future i'll write my javascript stuff in kotlin. i fucking adore this language

good luck with the deadline 🙂