Hey, we need a G emoji to flag questions that Google could answer (for example, a question for a link that would top the search results)

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guys, is it possible to unsubscribe from "+1 vote" on YouTrack issues? youtrack

little notebooks are always nice

there should be an increment somewhere, no?

assuming the value stars at 1, I think I'd go with

generateSequence(1) { (it * 2).takeIf { it < 1000 } }.forEach { // something here }

Quick stat from

grep -roh "\bval\b" . | wc -w

and

"\bvar\b"

gives 1988 `val`s vs 12 `var`s in my codebase. It's an accident it sums up to 2000. What about other people here?

Github trending: 1. Kotlin (575 stars today) 2. … 3. from-java-to-kotlin (380 stars today) 😂 The project have been created TWO days ago. At least we know that people are really trying kotlin.

Food for thought: Do messaging apps use different layouts to represent user's and another user's messages? They only seem to be different in alignment and background color.

Also building a Static site generator in Kotlin - Kakyll, https://github.com/kennycason/kakyll I think I could use some naming help there as well.

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-18083 this is hilarious taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44170388/why-intellij-doesnt-recognize-my-main-method

Everytime they happen in the C# code, I'm working on, I need to check my sanity, how you can call

dictionary[string]

on a

Dictionary<Foo, Bar>

@dalexander Java 8 over C# any day 🙂

Any way of making a Pair mutable?

Kotlin was mentioned on ATP

61 stars to go before Kotlin overtakes Coffee Script, WOOT! https://github.com/showcases/programming-languages?s=stars

@janvladimirmostert Coffee is overtaken 🙂

You misspelled amateur

I normally follow @cbeams https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/

I'm happy to say I ditched the last .java file from one of my project last night.

ScalaDays Keynote field inform CONFIDENTIAL Odersky's presentation was about the new changes on Dotty. 1) Dotty 0.1 RC was released today http://scala-lang.org/blog/2017/05/31/first-dotty-milestone-release.html 2) It will include a multi-phase compiler (around 16 phases) 3) Presentation compiler for IDE support (sounds familiar) with VS Code as only supported IDE by now and other coming later 4) Some esoteric features like existential types and hash types are deleted 5) Union types 6) Enums (this features also can be used to create ADTs) 7) Trait with Parameters 8) Better implicits with fewer puzzles... As an example, he showed how Builders (Groovy and Kotlin) could be implemented with the new implicits... Obviously, I prefer the Kotlin way, and my colleagues (Scala developers) agree with me It will be released at some point, and it will be Scala 3.0. I reckon that will take it at least two years more to finish it. My very wild prediction, inaccurate, irresponsible and opinionated prediction is that Scala community will split a la Python 2.7/3.0 debacle. The changes on implicits will make hard to migrate Akka to Scala 3.0

So, it’s June. Let’s play guessing game for a headline for June on TIOBE index when in comes out 🙂

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and rust http://sotagtrends.com/?tags=[kotlin,rust]&relative=true

I would rec it and post on youtube as

AppCode Corruption MUST SEE

Just checked out ATP podcast where they discuss Kotlin. Basically, they don’t know what they are talking about… so sad… http://atp.fm/episodes/223, Kotlin discussion is at about 1h 28m

Yes, absolutely. They could at least prepare somewhat…

Maybe its a bit off my price range, but I like it

what is the meaning of the double colons in this class declaration from tornadofx: class MyApp: App(MyView::class)