Is there actually a problem with JSR305 annotations and the Java module system, as long as libraries don't embed them (without shading) or declare a dependency on them in their POM?

(I like JSR305 for having great IntelliJ and Kotlin support.)

My guess is that February never has a 31 ?

No idea though that's just a guess

Yeah might be 🤔

KotlinDSL: i want to use another plugin as dependency (like configure it) 1) i add

dependencies{ impl plugin_id}

than i have to use same plugin id in app 2) i add for app

buildscript.... plugin_id

can i somehow make it as const? in case i place it in code file under buildsSrc/src - dsl build gradle aint see it (obviously)

can you not run a

suspend fun main(vararg args: String) {}

from gradle ?

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/1164619716142309376 We’re happy to announce the release of #Kotlin 1.3.50 with quality and tooling improvements, Duration and Time measurement API preview, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Kotlin/Native debugging plugin, and other updates: https://t.co/0kTr1Ua8eO 🎉 https://t.co/zI4Z8Habhl Twitter

Kotlin 1.3.50 released We’re happy to announce the release of Kotlin 1.3.50 today. In addition to the quality and tooling improvements, the main focus for this version has been on: Designing a new Duration and Time Measurement API (available for preview). Working on … Continue reading →

Hey guys! I'm getting a weird error with Kotlin Bytecode. This got me to an issue with ByteBuddy, and perhaps you can tell me what's going on? Given the dummy class

class Foo { 
    lateinit var bar: String
}

Why is the bytecode generated for the setter

public final void setBar(@NotNull String var1) {
      Intrinsics.checkParameterIsNotNull(var1, "<set-?>");
      this.bar = var1;
   }

This is taking me to an exception hwn trying to use ByteBuddy

Illegal parameter name of ... <set-?>

Because it seems that the parameter name is

<set-?>

?

so I'm curious, what is speed order from fastest to slowest if we measure casting with

as

,

as?

,

is

?

imo unsafe cast<safe cast<smart cast but maybe I'm wrong?

Anyone from JetBrains can tell when this is going to be fixed? https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-31291 This prevents upgrading to AGP 3.5 and Kotlin 1.3.50

stdlib

capitalise(Locale)

is marked as experimental api, where I can find roadmap when it is planned to get into mainstream?

Does anybody else noticed that for last week or two Kotlin issue tracker is quite slow?

Kotlin 1.3.50, yay! Why is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-15286 still not fixed, though?! 😢

Hello, I just want to use Kotlin Native to access OpenCV library/

But, cinterops only process c header but not c++ header

Java versioning is a nightmare, would've been better if they used food names than the various systems they've used throughout the years. At the moment I need to write code that ensures that the installed java is at least java.runtime.version = 1.8.0_221-b11, as obtained via java -XshowSettings:properties -version; does kotlin provide any services to accomplish this comparison... how could this be done... considering how old java is and how disparate their versioning has been?

Hey guys, using the intelliJ build system, how do I add compiler directives to kotlin? regarding

@JvmDefault

, where can i put

-jvm-default=compatibility

, in intelliJ?

Ahh i see it is in settings/build,exec,deploy/compiler/kotlin compier, but I had overridden those settings my my modules configuration of kotlin.

I was using below

data

class for Firestore and recently i had added

fun isComplete(): Boolean

function to check if user info is complete but now whenever i use this data class to save/update user's object then there is new property

isCompleted

is also saved on Firestore document and its value is also becomes

true/false

depending on User object complete or incomplete. but why it is creating property for

isComplete

funtion ?, is it something related to kotlin's

getters/setters

?

data class User(
    val uid: String? = null,
    var name: String = "",
    val age: String = "",
    val gender: Gender = Gender.UNSELECTED
) {
    fun isComplete(): Boolean {
        return uid != null && name.isNotEmpty() && age.isNotEmpty() && gender != Gender.UNSELECTED
    }
}

You can not overload functions with generic types in which the only difference is the supplied generic type (type erasure deletes them). For the compile the signature for both of them would be:

fun fun1(list: List<*>)

. You have to give them different names

Kotlin/Everywhere Chicago happened this past Friday. Video recordings from the event are going up now! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb1tSwQ0ReIFFJbVpbNGIvmELaucyBTaL Figured I’d share with the extended Kotlin Community. As another community organizer to another, great work by the Kotlin Chicago community. Impressive turnout and attention to detail! Thanks for allowing GDG Chicago to be apart of it! 🙂

Anyone else eagerly awaiting multithreading with coroutines in K/N?