Hey hey 👋 I just wanted to share the latest epidose of The Developers’ Bakery: 💬 Stream with @f.babic I’m sure you know Stream SDK and a lot the awesome work folks over there have been doing for Android, and not only. I this episode I walk through the Compose SDK with Filip and we’ll talk about some of the challenges dealing with OSS. You can listen to it on the website here: https://thebakery.dev/28/ or on the major streaming platforms. As always, any feedback is more than welcome 🙏

I wrote about building “structured logging” from scratch in a Kotlin-first web framework I’m working on, using

kotlinx.serialization

- hope you enjoy reading 🙂 https://www.carrot.blog/posts/2022/03/building-pellet-structured-logging/ Slack Conversation

Not mine, just wanted to share: https://adavis.info/2022/03/improved-caching-with-kotlin-flows-and-the-reduce-function.html

javalin 4.4.0 is out and i don't care who knows it 😤 https://javalin.io/news/2022/03/19/javalin-4.4.0-released.html

Just released Kreds 0.7, a pure Kotlin redis client which uses Coroutines at its heart, and Netty under the hood. This version supports Transactions. You can find documentation here https://crackthecodeabhi.github.io/kreds https://github.com/crackthecodeabhi/kreds

x-posting from the #kodein channel: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0BLU9K96/p1647982273697379

I just published "*Jetpack compose navigation with custom NavType*" on hashnode https://kalume.hashnode.dev/jetpack-compose-navigation-with-custom-navtype

I just created one Kotlin crashcourse for beginners in case you want to brush up kotlin basics check it out

Hey hey 👋 I’m happy to share a special episode of the The Developers’ Bakery: #30 🕵️‍♂️ #detekt with the Detekt Maintainers (@Brais Gabin @chao @marschwar and me 😅) In this episode we will walk you through some of the features of Detekt, how it integrates with Android & Kotlin Multiplatform projects and much more. You’ll get to hear some hidden gems like the maintainers favorite rules or some stories about the history of this project. You can listen to it on the website here: https://thebakery.dev/30/ or on the major streaming platforms. As always, any feedback is more than welcome 🙏

Have you ever tried to achieve a 100% fidelity between Jetpack Compose Text in Android and a Figma design? I have and it was not as easy as I thought it would be. After doing a lot of digging deeper I have compiled everything I learned in this little article. I really hope it helps someone 🙂!

I’ve been screencasting some Kotlin TDD. The latest episode is , and the whole playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1ssMPpyqociJNwykAOB9_KEZVW7BW7m2

an old but good to know topic, entities equality in Java and Kotlin, including some potential pitfalls with

data class

https://medium.com/booking-com-development/object-equality-in-java-and-kotlin-9441f34e2163

Android Integration and Support for All Kinds of Multiplatform Projects in the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Plugin for AppCode Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode just got a huge update. We’ve got some exciting news to share with you! Support for All Kinds of Multiplatform Projects For a long time, the only supported project model in our plugin was the Gradle DSL with a special iOS/macOS part. Now we support opening Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile […]

Hi everyone:) The item was initially strongly based on Effective Java, but now we updated it to truly express the Kotlin way: What factory functions are and why they are so important patterns for object creation The updated part of the Effective Kotlin by @marcinmoskala. 👇 Effective Kotlin Item 33: Consider factory functions instead of secondary constructors (kt.academy) Enjoy :)

"Leveraging the Semaphore concept in Coroutines to limit the parallelism 🔀" Read: https://blog.shreyaspatil.dev/leveraging-the-semaphore-concept-in-coroutines-to-limit-the-parallelism

Kotlin 1.6.20 Is Released Kotlin 1.6.20 has officially been released. It offers previews of future language features, makes the hierarchical structure the default for multiplatform projects, and brings performance improvements for the JVM, JS, and Native platforms. In this blog post, you’ll find an overview of the following improvements, along with a complete list of the other evolutionary changes: […]

Web/Desktop Contacts App created with Doodle https://nacular.github.io/doodle-tutorials/docs/contacts Tutorial showing how to build a simple contacts app that runs on both web and desktop. This app uses multiple views, shows how to do filtered tables, and simple modals. It also demonstrates how to make complex, responsive layouts. All app logic is shared between web and desktop (except persistence and routing implementations since they are fundamentally different on each platform).

Hello, I'm starting a series on the Kotlin compiler, please let me know what you think! This article and the next upcoming one covers the frontend. https://medium.com/p/9898490d922b

Howdy yall, I’ve got another teaser of the MVI state management library I’ve been working on, with some exciting improvements since my last update. I hope this will be the last teaser before the full 1.0.0 release! • A new Saved State module, with support for Android

SavedStateHandle

. The examples were updated to use this new feature • Examples were improved to make Android, Compose Desktop, and Compose Web a single Gradle module • The Android example now includes usage of traditional XML Views, in addition to Compose • And finally, as a POC, I have managed to get Ballast to run on iOS with Swift UI, but I need some help figuring out how it should actually be done. More details in this issue if you’re interested in helping out

One week from the official release. Thank you for your feedback. 🙏 Time to explore how flow and its processing really works. https://kt.academy/article/how-flow-works This is a chapter from the Kotlin Coroutines book written by @marcinmoskala. You can find it here 👇 https://leanpub.com/coroutines Have a nice day!

Hey, new release of rsocket-kotlin is here! New version brings: • compatibility with recently released ktor 2.0 and kotlin 1.6.20 • support new native memory manager • experimental support for NodeJS TCP client/server transport • native WebSocket client/server transport From now on, you can start rsocket server and create rsocket client on ANY target! Consider exploring README for supported transports per target (spoiler: only WebSocket server on nodejs is not supported, and this will change in coming releases) Stay tuned for future releases and any feedback is very appreciated! Release Notes | twitter

KVision 5.9.0 is out https://github.com/rjaros/kvision/releases/tag/5.9.0

We are happy to announce that several days ago we have released Diktat 1.1.0. This release contains some new inspections and important updates. Diktat is already used in multiple projects and we hope, that you will also try it or at least give us a star on the GitHub ⭐. Thank you! 😊

I made a video today to help explain how people can set up KMP projects if the new project template isn't good enough, such as if they are using Koin for DI. I am curious for feedback.

finally released

v1.0.0

of control - a coroutines flow based uni-directional architecture https://github.com/floschu/control

Hello, friends! Chapter 8 of Kotlin: An Illustrated Guide is ready. This chapter introduces lists, sets, iteration, and collection operations. https://typealias.com/start/kotlin-collections/

Hey hey 👋 I'd like to share this episode of The Developers' Bakery as I believe could be relevant for some of you: 🐘 Dependency Analysis Android Gradle Plugin with @tony Tony wrote this plugin to help you with unused and misused dependencies and save yourself from some dependency hell. We will learn about the story of this plugin and some of the internals You can listen to it on the website here: https://thebakery.dev/31/ or on the major streaming platforms. As always, any feedback is more than welcome 🙏