🔴 There's a cute new tool out called thumbhash (https://github.com/evanw/thumbhash), so I'm going to spend some time poking around its Java source and really putting Java-to-Kotlin converter to the test! ...who knows, maybe we'll end up with a multiplatform implementation by the end of it. Feel free to join! https://twitch.tv/sebi_io

Defining an IO Context in Kotlin

🔴 Today's stream features a special guest – @alllex from Gradle! 🐘 If you want to see us talk about recent KEEPs, make some Gradle lazy, and lose our minds with porting

thumbhash

, make sure to tune in! https://twitch.tv/sebi_io

MOKO Resources now supports Compose Multiplatform for Android, iOS, Web, JVM.

Just added browser support to my KMP Compose Multiplatform template! See it live on: https://xxfast.github.io/NYTimes-KMP/ Source: https://github.com/xxfast/NYTimes-KMP

Which one is the most popular property delegate? To find out and see what an example of its usage looks like have a look at this article ⤵️ 📃 https://kt.academy/article/ak-lazy 🧔🏻‍♂️ @marcinmoskala

https://terrakok.github.io/Compose-Multiplatform-Wizard/ Who wants to make something awesome like @xxfast 's NYTimes-KMP application for all platforms but doesn't know how to start? 😉 There is only one click to generate new multiplatform project with all needed libraries for you!

i have built this template for the same purpose as the above post with all the latest and greatest https://github.com/Kashif-E/KMPTemplate

Cunning Kotlin Context Receivers

KotlinConf 2023: Join the Livestream and Get Your Questions Answered! KotlinConf 2023 is almost here!  Are you ready to be a part of the conference experience? We will be streaming KotlinConf’23 live on YouTube, so you will have full access to the conference, even if you can’t attend in person!  Join livestream Here are some highlights you definitely don’t want to miss: Opening keynote We […]

Created a new library to allow usage of App specific directories to Kotlin Multiplatform! Its a fork/rewrite of a Java library that I wanted to use in my Compose Multiplatform app! https://github.com/Syer10/Kotlin-Multiplatform-AppDirs

I've just published a new library that simplifies the use of Protocol Buffers and gRPC in Kotlin projects. It generates idiomatic Kotlin data classes and gRPC services/stubs based on your protobuf definitions and ensures seamless interoperability with traditional Java protobuf classes. Check out my blog post on Medium for an introduction and guide on how to use krotoDC: https://medium.com/@icycle0409/introducing-krotodc-use-protobuf-and-grpc-with-kotlin-dataclasses-3144d0b20032 Feel free to give it a try and share your feedback! I'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions for improvements. 🎉 github: https://github.com/mscheong01/krotoDC

Are you a Kotlin developer looking to improve your testing skills? 🤔 Check out @marcinmoskala latest article, where he explores the Flow API and shares his insights on how to test it effectively. 📈 https://kt.academy/article/cc-testing-flow

Kotlin 1.8.20 Released The Kotlin 1.8.20 release is out! Here are some highlights from this release: The new Kotlin K2 compiler updates. AutoCloseable interface and Base64 encoding in the standard library. New JVM incremental compilation enabled by default. New experimental Kotlin/Wasm target. For the complete list of changes, refer to What’s new in Kotlin 1.8.20 or release notes […]

https://terrakok.github.io/Compose-Multiplatform-Wizard/ New version! 🎉 • Added

Compose-Icons

library! (I like Awesome Icons 🤩 ) • Added

Versions Catalog

generation! (thx @SrSouza 🔥 ) • Updated compose version to

1.4.0-rc01

! • other small updates

Just fyi in case of interest https://twitter.com/joreilly/status/1643325392558727168?t=Gfrojh1Z-4MjubjJOotfdg&s=19

How to host a simple JVM app for an open source project? for whom it may be difficult to pay each month, especially for a trivial project. The question is simple, the answer… not so much. But we just had a great brainstorming session in #server I summarized it in this ticket and thought we may not be the only ones interested! https://github.com/typesafegithub/github-workflows-kt/issues/571

A little introduction to using Koin within Ktor application: https://medium.com/@inzuael/how-to-use-the-koin-framework-in-ktor-applications-c4dc81e7b6bf

I was honoured to be introduced to jOOQ by Lukas Eder

Doodle 0.9.1 Released (https://github.com/nacular/doodle/releases/tag/v0.9.1) This release includes some new features and lots of bug fixes: • First-class support for Popups • Flexible Modals built using the new

PopupManager

• More Powerful Text Rendering • New LazyPhoto Widget • New API Docs Site

Compose 1.4.0-rc03 with Kotlin 1.8.20 support! https://terrakok.github.io/Compose-Multiplatform-Wizard/

For those who like testable, type-safe and simple architecture primitives, I made Redukks - https://github.com/ianrumac/redukks. It’s a set of abstractions for uniflow and redux-based architectures. While it supports redux, it also supports writing uniflow without reducers so less boilerplate for simple projects. Feel free to check it out and drop some feedback!

Hi, everyone. Komapper v1.9.0 is out! Komapper is an object-relational mapping library for server-side Kotlin, supporting both JDBC and R2DBC. If you have any questions, ask them on the #komapper channel! https://github.com/komapper/komapper/releases/tag/v1.9.0

To show power of Compose Multiplatform I implemented UI of Compose Multiplatform Wizard on Compose Multiplatform! 😆 Just for fun 🎉 https://github.com/terrakok/Compose-Multiplatform-Wizard-App

I spend lots of time saying good things about Kotlin, but here I talk about the darkest issues with using Kotlin on the backend, namely that LinkedIn automatically assumes that you are an absolute Android enthusiast vade retro satanas 😈 ah ah ah And a second unexpected question: is “Kotlin” a terrible name? https://dev.to/jmfayard/is-there-an-equivalent-of-spring-boot-for-kotlin-hfg

Hello everyone! We have developed a new way of end-to-end testing your back-end Kotlin APIs. Especially if you’re using Spring-Boot with Kotlin, or Ktor, it provides a robust API to assert your application’s and physical components’ state. Physical components as in Kafka, Couchbase, MongoDb, External API calls, etc… You have full control over assertions of these components. It is very useful for most use cases and is extensible. You can read the medium post. We have also open-sourced it; you can find it here: https://github.com/Trendyol/stove4k I hope you find it useful, too. Please share if you would have any feedback. Cheers.