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It looks like I'll be presenting at KotlinConf 2026! I'm excited about this opportunity!
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It looks like I'll be presenting at KotlinConf 2026! I'm excited about this opportunity!
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It looks like I'll be presenting at KotlinConf 2026! I'm excited about this opportunity!
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It looks like I'll be presenting at KotlinConf 2026! I'm excited about this opportunity!
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Right in time for the holidays a post about going offline ... in your Gradle builds!
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Slack folks gave an interesting talk about their Gradle to Bazel for their Android builds journey and why the effort ultimately got cancelled.
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You shared that androidx libraries are constantly in alphas and we listened. In the past two years while adding a ton of new libraries we actually increased the percentage of libraries that are complete or actively developed.
The combo of these two groups went from 64% to 76%.
The goal is to have 0 "experimental abandoned" and 0 "unknown" in 2026.
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You shared that androidx libraries are constantly in alphas and we listened. In the past two years while adding a ton of new libraries we actually increased the percentage of libraries that are complete or actively developed.
The combo of these two groups went from 64% to 76%.
The goal is to have 0 "experimental abandoned" and 0 "unknown" in 2026.
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You shared that androidx libraries are constantly in alphas and we listened. In the past two years while adding a ton of new libraries we actually increased the percentage of libraries that are complete or actively developed.
The combo of these two groups went from 64% to 76%.
The goal is to have 0 "experimental abandoned" and 0 "unknown" in 2026.
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You shared that androidx libraries are constantly in alphas and we listened. In the past two years while adding a ton of new libraries we actually increased the percentage of libraries that are complete or actively developed.
The combo of these two groups went from 64% to 76%.
The goal is to have 0 "experimental abandoned" and 0 "unknown" in 2026.
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You shared that androidx libraries are constantly in alphas and we listened. In the past two years while adding a ton of new libraries we actually increased the percentage of libraries that are complete or actively developed.
The combo of these two groups went from 64% to 76%.
The goal is to have 0 "experimental abandoned" and 0 "unknown" in 2026.
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Probably my favorite talk at Droidcon London 2026 was @stevepenna on rebuilding Pebble app, this time with Compose and KMP.
The part that I really liked was the contrasting of the Android development and library ecosystem 11 years ago and today.
It was also nice to see AndroidX appreciation.
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Objective-C has _Nullable and _Nonnull specifiers. It has no null, it has nil instead.
Learned from the best? (Java with NullPointerException in a language that has no pointers)
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And the first working day of the week seems to be closed by finding Apple bug that leads to a crash.
For those interested: UITextField with any view as inputAccessoryView and keyboard type set to number pad. Tap once to get keyboard bubble, tap outside for bubble to close, tap input field again to get a full keyboard.
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CGRectEqualToRect is deprecated. Apple tells to use operator ==.
Using operator == gives compilation error: Invalid operands to binary expression ('const CGRect' and 'const CGRect')
When working with Apple tech, every day is Monday.
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How come Elon hasn't yet sued Apple for this:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uikeyboardtype/twitter?language=objc -
If you think of replacing Gmail with somethink else, let me tell you what helped me.
Switch to using it via email client via IMAP. Including on phone. Make IMAP support a requirement for your next provider. There will be a transition, during which you check both emails conveniently usin the dame client.
Bonus: if you end up not liking new provider, move to next one, open standards ti your service. -
My relationship with math: fedora 42 wallpaper has a tree with "6 x 9 = 42" on it; my mind drifted to verifying if that's correct.
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Pink soup fest in Vilnius. Cold beetroot soup is traditional summer dish in Lithuania. If you come here, you have to try. It looks disgusting, but it very tasty, really.
It's called "šaltibarščiai" in Lithuanian. -
Gnote 48.alpha is out.
https://download.gnome.org/sources/gnote/48/ -
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On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
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Monday is perfect day for complaints to be ignored, so here's another one, for NUnit:
Invalid signature for SetUp or TearDown method: CollectTrampolines
Thank you very much for doing all those checks and NOT telling me which one of them failed.
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I have one annoying problem with people bashing C/C++ with regard to NULL pointer.
NULL pointer is *C* problem.
C++ has references since forever. Here the problem is programmers not using them. If a *C++* function takes a pointer as a parameter and does not allow it to be nullptr, it's a bug - it should take a reference instead.
std::optional is still newish, so give some slack to pointers still. -
Wow, half a day and #Bing still does not work.
If I were Google CEO, I'd be worried about an outage caused by excessive use of champagne.What's even stranger is that DuckDuckGo is out too, along with couple others.
Yahoo works, if you need alternative to G.