I published version 0.1.0 of <https://github.com/msink/kotlin-libui> Now it can be used as normal de...

# kotlin-native

[msink]

I published version 0.1.0 of https://github.com/msink/kotlin-libui
Now it can be used as normal dependency in kotlin-miltiplatform project, see sample in https://github.com/msink/hello-libui
IDEA/CLion can be used for development.

Update: now on jcenter(), sample updated.

[elect]

ps: if I want to give I try with the hello-libui, shall I use Idea or CLion?

[msink]

IDEA CE/UE 2018.3 or CLion 2018.3 for code navigation and code completion, debugging works only in CLion.

[msink]

But debugger is very buggy :)

[elect]

uh

[elect]

I wonder how you had to work, then 😛

[olonho]

Mike, could you please report most critical problems to the tracker

[msink]

Reported already - on Windows it does not work at all :)

[pajatopmr]

So this is intriguing. One can write Kotlin native code with Intelli and then debug it with CLion. Who knew? 🙂 Which begs the question, can one do code coverage the same way, via CLion?

[msink]

In theory - yes, but in practice this stuff is on very early stage.
Projects format is same on IDEA and CLion, I tried open it in both.

[elect]

What do you use it, @msink?

[msink]

Nope, just for fun currently.

[elect]

No, I meant, which ide do you use for native?

[msink]

IDEA CE, as on Windows debugger does not work anyway.

[louiscad]

Is there a reason there's no changelog in the GitHub release, and no CHANGELOG.md file either?

[msink]

Because there wasn't changes in code in the last couple of months, only in gradle scripts...
And yes, documentation is bad.

[louiscad]

I think a changelog would help, even if you say you just updated the dependencies. The rest of the doc, contributions could do 🙂