Rick Clephas

KMP-ObservableViewModel now supports the Observation framework 🚀 github.com/rickclephas/KM…

@joreilly Thanks John!

. @RickClephas has done an amazing job maintaining KMP-NativeCoroutines (and related libraries) for so long. The Kotlin Multiplatform community owes him a huge debt of gratitude.

KMP-NativeCoroutines preparing for transition to Swift Export github.com/rickclephas/KM… "Once Swift export is complete and stable it'll likely completely remove the need for KMP-NativeCoroutines."

@ChristianSelig Unfortunately a start button is the least of your worries here in Europe... there are al kinds of required annoying "safety" features that you need to disable over and over again 🫠

imagine having to do either to start your car

@thatvirtualboy @ChristianSelig Just make sure to have the climate control on before you leave and it will auto start when you get in. Not sure about shutting it off though.

@ChristianSelig I think through the correct order of operations (Park, unbuckle, open door) you might be able to have it auto shut off, but I haven't tested it thoroughly. Plus, you still would have to 'start' it when you get back in.

@Sellmair This sounds really familiar, not just as a "developer" but in general for most things relating to work. Glad to hear you found a setup that works for you @Sellmair!

I stopped enjoying building in Kotlin, and it almost burned me out 😔 However, it's not what you think 🧵

KMP-NativeCoroutines is now using a K2 compiler plugin to generate Kotlin code. Allowing for a better IDE experience. Please report any issues on Github. github.com/rickclephas/KM…

@hszanowski @jetbrains Please send a bottle so I can independently test this flyer tasting water hypothesis 🥸

I received a water bottle from @jetbrains, and it seems solid and looks great, but the water tasted strange yesterday. Remember, folks, to remove any flyers inside before pouring water. 😵‍💫

@MrJefago @jeiting Indeed you'll need to provide your trader status (which can be either yes or no). developer.apple.com/news/?id=einwn…

@jeiting this is actually super confusing and not what it means, it's just that you have to answer the question whether you are a trader by February 17 (ie you can still answer "no", but if you haven't answered the question, you'll get kicked)

On February 17th, if you aren't a "trader", Apple is delisting you from the App Store in Europe. What does it mean? I barely understand but tried to do my best to explain it. revenuecat.com/blog/growth/am…

@zsmb13 Same and loving. Indeed just need the Touch ID. Guess I have to upgrade my keyboard 😅

Trying to go from a MacBook-open-on-my-desk setup to a MacBook-in-clamshell-next-to-my-desk setup. I'd pay serious money for an external touchpad with Touch ID on it. These two things are the only things I miss from having the MacBook open, as I use them a couple times a day.

@Sellmair Cool! What software are you using for your own maven repo?

First Compose Desktop Hot Reload Builds are available in Evas🔥 Maven Repo: maven("repo.sellmair.io") Build: "1.2.0-dev.4" Prototype: github.com/sellmair/evas/… Demo: youtu.be/lE2sIutHrMs

@alpennec @ChristianSelig This should work, just make sure to use `\.url` keyPath. And mark it as mutated once the file changes (either in the setter (`saveCat`), or via a filesystem notification or something).

@ChristianSelig I'm not sure I completely follow what you intend to do, but could that help? From this WWDC23 video (current time): developer.apple.com/wwdc23/10149?t… Documentation: developer.apple.com/documentation/…

SwiftUI @​Observable question: I want to have a SwiftUI View react to an on-disk store changing, rather than an in-memory store. Is this possible? Code: gist.github.com/christianselig…

@MartinLasek Can't wait to see how fast that presence is going to grow now 😁🚀

Last year I bought gitrewind.com Haven't done anything with it, haven't told anyone. I just think it sounds cool. Yet, my dashboard says its presence is growing.

@zsmb13 Efficiency. That makes sense. Thanks.

@RickClephas It gets autofilled in a millisecond without leaving the context I'm in. Everything else is a round of fiddling.

Password. Just let me set a password. Stop sending me emails. Stop sending me notifications. Stop sending me texts most of all. Just let me set a password.

@joreilly Though in that case the object has a unique ID. Two data classes with the same data (that would be considered equal in Kotlin) won't share the same unique object ID.

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btw making use now of Rick's KMP-ObservableViewModel library in that Morty sample (sorry, couldn't resist 😀) @RickClephas

@Jon889 In theorie yes. Though that would require some exceptions in the relevant compiler code.

@RickClephas Ah right thanks! I thought it could be used for nesting inside existing types like you can from ObjC

@RickClephas Hey :) is there a reason why the name checking on ObjCName only allows valid ObjC names even for swift names? It would be quite useful to use a "." in the swift name for things like classes nested in interfaces. #L50" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/JetBrains/kotl…