wait… keywordalias exists?

Hi everyone, I’m doing a keynote on Kotlin for Java developers, to students at my school. They are mostly Java developers, who learnt from the CS course available at our school. Your feedback would be wonderfully appreciated.

Oh my code! After a month writing in Kotlin, I've found myself in trouble reading Java code. Now it seems unreadable many-letters-longcode

Crazy ideas come to mind about competition: who can write longest code in Java for the same simple stuff (the same functionality)

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If you’re doing open source development, you’ll enjoy initial support for Pull Requests in IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3 EAP https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-85079#focus=streamItem-27-3106959-0-0

I am waiting that apple will suggest Mokotlin

Do we have any contacts in Slack HQ to change this to “Launch a coroutine”?

English question: Is there a word for interpolate, but the opposite direction? For example, say I have

min

and

max

, I can get

value = interpolate(from = min, to = max, ratio = 50%)

. But say I have another function

anti-interpolate

that, given a

min

,

max

, and

value

, it tells me what the

ratio

is that

value

is between

min

and

max

.

extrapolate ?

is there any java language for android channel on slack not kotlin?

I really wish another round of most wanted Kotlin features like this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwAovUlww0CmVmNQTXd4TTdKYUU/view

This is a first in CoC's. https://www.sqlite.org/codeofconduct.html

Well, if you want,

I

also implies that there is a single self.

Accordingly to Python, you only have a

self

if you've been initiated, and could be offensive towards the uninitiated.

I just looked at 0x20 vs 0x09 problem from this angle… I’m googling for a cave _NOW_…

now, if I could only get coroutines working... >.>

Hi, anyone familiar with the IntelliJ Http Client? The .http file is right besides my classes, but I want to store the example payload someplace else in the project. Is there some way to make the path relative to the project root? Currently I have to do the following workaround...

POST <http://localhost:8080/csv/parsemanually>
Content-Type: text/csv
< ../../../../../../../../../data/example_35263313.csv
###

... which isn't nice 😄 Thanks!

Nice to see Java showcasing 'Kotlin features'

it means better support from JVM for Kotlin

that pattenr matching that they showcased looks ugly as hell

Hey I have a question. What is more important 1. Being an expert in one technology 2. Being average in 10 different technologies

Ah don't know about that, if feels completely wrong on windows.

I was thinking about something, and got to this question I would like some opinions on. How would you allocate your team’s development time for the tasks you need to be done “today” (important fixes, current work on features), “tomorrow” (architecture, refactoring, technical debt) and “future” (research, prototypes, adopting new technologies)? Like 50% today, 30% tomorrow, 20% future (random numbers). And why 🙂

So Kotlin style guide evolved, from 8 spaces to 4 for continuation indent. Why 8 spaces before? So people transition to 4 spaces later, creating a lots of activity in codebases, which GitHub counts as contributions using Kotlin programming language, and then showcases in octoverse. Conspiracy? Smart move? Doesn't matter, now you can't say you don't know. I meant, Kotlin rocks (regardless)!

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I like the idea of introductions. Maybe we should have an introductions channel similar to the "Say Hello" Threads on forums.