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Kotlin by JetBrains@kotlinlang.org · 2y ago

🤔 Finding KMP libraries feels like a chore? Introducing klibs.io – a web service that simplifies your search for KMP libraries that are right for your needs and platforms. Try this alpha version and share your thoughts! 🌟 Learn more: 👇 blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2024/...

Introducing klibs.io: A New Way to Discover Kotlin Multiplatform Libraries | The Kotlin Blog

Klibs.io is an easy web service that allows you to find a Kotlin Multiplatform library for a specific purpose that supports selected platforms (JVM, Android JVM, Wasm, JS, Kotlin/Native).

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Aurimas Liutikas@liutikas.net · 2y ago

Are you terrified about your #Android app getting compromised through a build supply chain attack? (you likely should be!) I wrote a post on how to enable signature verification of your Gradle dependencies to make that a lot harder for the threat actors www.liutikas.net/2024/12/12/T... #gradle

Trust But Verify - Enabling Gradle Signature Verification for An Android Project

In my post on Gradle Security Considerations I suggested enabling Gradle dependency signature verification. It is an important practice given today’s landsca...

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Andrei Shikov@shikasd.bsky.social · 2y ago

Let's look at Bluesky performance on Android! I managed to build a release build of the app and ran some traces, let's see what we can find... I have ~hour, will add to this thread as I investigate

Antonio Leiva@antonioleiva.com · 2y ago

Did you know that the "strong skipping mode" in #jetpackcompose can make your applications more efficient? 🚀 With the arrival of 1.7.0, strong skipping mode has become the standard, bringing significant improvements in handling recompositions. What does this change really mean for us as developers?

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Gergely Orosz@gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 2y ago

Pretty incredible how Bluesky does two things no other major social network does: 1. Show content from people you follow 2. Don’t deprioritize posts with links The “incredible” part is how ads-driven social networks & ones optimizing for “engagement” stopped doing either.

Rose 🌹@rose.bsky.team · 2y ago

We want Bluesky to be a great home for journalists, publishers, and creators. Unlike other platforms, we don't de-promote your links. Post all the links you want — Bluesky is a lobby to the open web.

P-Y@p-y.wtf · 2y ago

Benchmarking is hard! This is a great example, let's dive into the diff to highlight what I'd typically surface if someone shared this benchmark at Square. The diff: github.com/android/nowi... (it's great that Arnaud shared the diff btw, too often benchmark authors don't) #AndroidDev

Arnaud Giuliani@arnogiu.bsky.social · 2y ago

I am trying the delicate experiment to benchmark #Koin #Kotlin framework with the Now in Android app, having real-world usage measurements: proandroiddev.com/benchmarking... Sorry for flaming the internet again 😅 Feedback is welcome to help make this experiment process better 🙏

Romain Guy@romainguy.dev · 2y ago

PSA: if you write v.pow(2f) (also .pow(3f)) on Android, please write v * v instead. pow() is a (relatively) expensive function call that won't get optimized away (yet). On a Pixel 6, pow(2f) is 5x slower than a multiplication. For long expressions, use inline fun square(v: Float) = v * v

P-Y@p-y.wtf · 2y ago

My own pet peeve is when folks use `?.let {} ?:` instead of if/else when checking null It's less readable, and more error prone (because if "doThing()" accidentally returns null, then you end up running the ?: branch, which often is not what you actually want.

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Romain Guy@romainguy.dev · 2y ago

I love Kotlin but please don't abuse its features. I regularly see code like in the first function when you can instead write a simple if statement: it's shorter, easier to read, and doesn't allocate an object! Thankfully both functions compile to the same assembly when R8 is turned on.

Two Kotlin functions that take 2 float parameters a and b. Each function returns a divided by b if b is not 0, or a constant called DefaultValue otherwise. The first function does so using takeIf, let, and the "elvis" operator. The second function uses a simple if/else statement.
Kelsey Hightower@kelseyhightower.com · 2y ago

Open source can be both collaborative and competitive. When a new project shows up, it competes with existing solutions, but that doesn't prohibit collaboration, even between competing projects and ideas.

Huyen Tue Dao@queencodemonkey.dev · 2y ago

New episode of @androidfaithful.com recording tonight at 17:00 PT / 20:00 ET on youtube.com/dailytechnewsshow / twitch.tv/gooddayinternet w/ the fabulous Shannon Morse, @snubs.bsky.social, as tonight's guest! Join us live or catch us later on your podcatcher of choice: androidfaithful.com/podcast

Android Faithful - Podcast

Android Faithful is your weekly source for Android news, hardware, apps, and more. Join Jason Howell, Huyen Tue Dao, Mishaal Rahman and Ron Richards, along with a host of Android friends and experts, ...

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