As there is no more general channel: https://github.com/ktorio/ktor/blob/main/ktor-http/api/ktor-http.api How do such api files get generated?

Hey there, Can github runners build libraries targeting these targets??

iosSimulatorArm64
watchosSimulatorArm64
tvosSimulatorArm64
macosArm64

Has anyone given it a try??

Always wondered: how feasible would it be to have something similar to play.kotlinlang.org that supported basic Kotlin dependencies (basically an online version of Kotlin scratches that includes dependencies)? Would it require too much computing power? Would it boil down to basically being a Gradle VM?

Has anyone tried or has insight into writing extension for VS Code in Kotlin (using JS backend)?

A programmer ran

cargo build

.

cargo

said, ‘It takes ten years to build your Rust project.’ And programmer asked, ‘Morning or afternoon?’ .

cargo

said, ‘Ten years from now, what difference does it make?’ and he said, ‘Well, Android Studio finishing importing my Gradle project in the morning.’”

Trying to run an app that isn't mine. I get this error. Is this just due to the fact that bintray was shutdown, or is this actually an intermittent issue that should resolve itself at somepoint soon? Could not HEAD 'https://jcenter.bintray.com/org/jetbrains/dokka/org.jetbrains.dokka.gradle.plugin/1.4.32/org.jetbrains.dokka.gradle.plugin-1.4.32.jar'. Received status code 502 from server: Bad Gateway

anyone else would like to be able to describe GitHub Actions workflows with a Kotlin DSL? type-safety, being able to extract common stuff to functions, and more - seems attractive to me, especially if the logic becomes complicated. I did some initial work here: https://github.com/krzema12/github-actions-kotlin-dsl, if you're interested, feel free to watch the effort and maybe contribute 🙂

e: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Unsupported Xcode version 12.4, minimal supported version is 12.5.

error on GitHub action when testing macOS and iOS Kotlin Native.

I noticed my .apk increased by roughly 3mb despite not updating any libraries. I tried comparing the apk file vs an older one but I don't see what changed. Can someone help. See thread

Everytime when a new C# is released.

is there a library that shows the differences of 2 data class instances in a nice way?

Anybody aware of a git ui client thats m1 native?

Hey guys! IntelliJ is giving me an error in my Kotlin project "Highlighning is temporarily suspended for file ...kt due to internal error"

I hope Kotlin Multiplatform is not like this.

you'd still use the native tools of the platform to build out the UI

Hey folks, I'd like to hear your opinion on my current bad internship experience. I joined a small start-up which focuses on 3d modelling for e-commerce (integration with web and mobile) this Monday and found out that the company doesn't have any full-time paid developers, senior or junior, doesn't have a product either. I get no guidance, mentorship whatsoever. The part that frustrates me the most is that I'm asked to do web development because I'm sure the person asking me isn't aware that I wouldn't be capable of doing web with react without any prior knowledge or experience. What would you do in my situation, quit and focus on advancing android development skills and focusing on projects and leetcode, or just accept the condition since I haven't done any internship previously.

macOS noob here, how can I open git gui from spotlight?

I'm learning the "new" java 8 date and time apis. "Local"Date and "Local"Time doesn't really make sense to me. They seem to be dates and times without any time zone data attributed to them, but if something was a Local date or time, wouldn't you WANT the locale/timezone in the date/time? I guess what I'm saying is that I don't understand the "local" name in LocalDate and LocalTime. Appreciate any pointers. time is hard.

There is an article called Multilingual blink for Raspberry Pi Pico ( https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/multilingual-blink-for-raspberry-pi-pico/ ). Note that the Rust version is the most verbose by far 😱. In case anyone is wondering Kotlin isn't available for uC's (Microcontrollers), therefore the Kotlin version is absent (missing in action). All questions about that, and other stuff relating to Embedded development with Kotlin should be directed to the Kotlin team the next time they have a Kotlin AMA (Ask Me Anything) session on Reddit. Who knows, there might be a Kotlin team member busy working on a side project to port Kotlin to a uC 🙃 . JavaScript already works on the Raspberry Pi Pico, no pressure 😅.

It is so frustating when I face an issue I can't report because I can't reproduce it 😞

Hey, Does anyone know a faster and more efficient way (might be a library that's out there) to draw a grid in a custom view than using

drawLine()

? I have a pixel art editor (made with

Bitmap

and written 100% in Kotlin) and I want to give the user the option to enable grid lines, but using

drawLine()

is not performant at all, and I've been trying to find a better alternative for some time now. Not to mention it's also verbose and for larger canvases it is not performant. I've spoken to a couple of people who have created a pixel art editor for Windows and they say that most platforms have a custom grid-drawing implementation for

Bitmap

which is lightweight and easy to use, but I so far haven't found one in Android. I also haven't found any library on GitHub which assists in this. I understand this is a niche question - since most people haven't created a pixel art editor/have experience in this space - but if anyone has any info/leads please let me know; it's mostly an app for a school project (and will be on the Play Store in the future), and I want it to function perfectly 😄 Cheers 🙏🏻, thebluepandabear

Just discovered that Kotlin

1.7-dev

has Context Receivers/Multiple Receivers Check this out 😍 😍

did anybody watch the Kotlin track at FOSDEM this past weekend? https://fosdem.org/2022/schedule/track/kotlin/ I didn't catch it live and the FOSDEM site only has recordings for one talk and slides for one other talk; I hope we can get some more shared here.

hi can i by any form suppress all warnings in a file?

Hey guys! Is there somewhere that contains short descriptions of Kotlin concepts? I want to explain

!!

to a Java developer that will start working with Kotlin. I wanted to do it in a succinct way that I can send as a slack message without being too boring. A longer cheatsheet or glossary is probably what I'm looking for, but I couldn't find it yet.

I came across this unusual behavior. The output of line 23 is

Foo's ext

, whereas the output of line 24 is

Bar's ext

. I was under the impression that

foo as? Bar ?: foo

was effectively the same type inference logic as

if (foo is Bar) foo else foo

. Can someone shed some light on the differences here?

Remote culture is hard, right? I was wondering, what policy do you and your company have regarding cameras on meetings? 🙂

Quick question: I notice that changing

jvmTarget

from

1.8

to

17

, and setting the below compiler arguments seems to make a near-zero impact on performance. Does anyone have experience or suggestions on changes that DO make improvements?

freeCompilerArgs = freeCompilerArgs + listOf(
    "-Xlambdas=indy",
    "-Xsam-conversions=indy",
    "-Xstring-concat=indy-with-constants",
    "-Xtype-enhancement-improvements-strict-mode",
    "-Xinline-classes",
    "-Xnew-inference",
    "-Xunrestricted-builder-inference",
    "-Xuse-fir",
    "-Xuse-fir-extended-checkers"
)

So I have prototyped the same application in both Kotlin and Java (https://github.com/GavinRay97/GraphQLCalcite) For some reason, the Kotlin version is significantly slower than the Java implementation It's a latency sensitive application, in Kotlin the query execution pipeline takes about ~24ms for a depth-2, basic query In Java, it's closer to 13ms. Are there any big no-no's to keep in mind? I've tried to even stay to using

for (x in y)

loops etc and mutable collections and whatnot.