The correct term is read-only, to avoid confusion

I hate spring security. Really.

To be fair, we have a lot more IDEs than just Java 😉

Are there any slack or slack-like communities that deal with gradle in particular? Seems that #gradle channel here deals more with kotlin DSL for gradle instead of gradle itself.

Can anyone see the screenshot above? Slack appears to have added a additional restriction (storage space quotas).

what distro do you use? why still 3.16 instead of 4.x?

Without any plugins and SMS ))

I just updated idea to 2018.2, IU-182.3208.16 and I noticed that the "File" menu doesnt work anymore, anyone else has the same issue?

How to know if a lib would work inside a kotlin native environment?

Thanks, I'll definitely look into that,. I was hoping see if anyone knew about how the Kotlin language structures itself around recursion in general

I am curious about https://twitter.com/lehtimaeki/status/1009700516379709441. Is there any way to know more about it?

Does intellij or jetbarins in general uses Machine Learning in any of their products?

Are there any plans to enter the Flutter universe with Kotlin?

I just think it’d be helpful when I’m trying to test Java/Kotlin interop stuff and don’t wanna futz around in my project, making files I gotta tell IntelliJ not to add to git and whatnot

New programming language for embedded development on uCs (Microcontrollers) called Mita ( overview video - ) : https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2018/march/mita.php

Sorry not this one

It’s coming…

Bintray Version Update: kotlin 1.3-M1-eap-27 has just been released!

Has anyone tried compiling the IDEA with graalVM?

I also saw comparison with Elm and other js frameworks, but Elm needed like 10 times more code then the least one. You really need to write a lot of code.

Kotlin Native + Docker container based on linux image = awesome?

now, if we could have also bitwise operators it'd be the best metal

Moshi? What about Klaxon?

maybe this isn’t strictly Kotlin-related, but are there any Java or Kotlin libraries that make hashing less of a hassle? Python folks can just call

hmac.digest(key, message, digest)

whereas we have to directly manipulate hasher instance state and can’t even get a hex representation of digests without converting the

byte[]

ourselves or using Guava or Apache Commons to avoid leaky abstractions

@Shawn do you mean cryptographic hashing or hashing as in

hashcode

? If the later then I agree, we need a straightforward way to generate hashes of composite objects which does not require knowing about primary numbers or magic formulas. How about we move to #stdlib with that?