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@samkhawase @threepointone no, actually the yojna name should be designed so that the initials combine to form a good sounding word like PRAGATI - Pro Active Governance And Timely Implementation etc

@threepointone Coming soon: Cloudflare Jan Shakti Agenetic AI Yojana

What if India built GitHub?

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@LiquidatorAB_ your glowup was real 😃 from prism to cred. what do you do now a days?

2 months since i left my job at the peak of my career, ama.

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@ICICILombard Worst service, i have taken your car insurance, now that my car's windshield is damaged while at parking, that too completely, your company person is saying me to take the car from Vasai to Goregoan, how can i drive?

@Zhuinden @DmitrySamoylenk @Nek__12 @10xcleandev @FatalError1609 so this isn’t introducing complexity but when statement is? 🤔 looking for an answer not defending mvi

@DmitrySamoylenk @Nek__12 @10xcleandev @FatalError1609 @KasemSM_ In that case, the re-used component can define an interface like `MyReusableView.Listener` which has functions like `fun onSomethingClicked()`. Same thing as "intent classes" except there's no need for that gigantic when statement; as interfaces already handle all cases anyway.

I think i am slowly realising MVI is the best arch for android codebase. specially opinionated libraries like Orbit MVI.

@Nek__12 thanks to you for putting everything into a blog. my usecase + AI + your blog made me help decide the best thing.

@KasemSM_ Thanks for reading my article 💚. Glad I was of help

@alexstyl @foldmoney_ Bottom Sheet + Modal one too initially.

@KasemSM_ @foldmoney_ Happy to hear this. What apis did you end up using?

Composables is now ranking 3rd for Jetpack Compose API Reference LFG

@Nek__12 nek12.dev/blog/en/best-k… for my usecase i concluded that orbit was the best

@KasemSM_ I can spot right away someone who hasn't tried FlowMVI yet - they claim Orbit is good.

@android_poet @Zhuinden this. i meant this.

@Zhuinden @KasemSM_ I always recommend use LaunchedEffect only when it’s absolutely necessary and you don’t have any other choice.

I think i have reached a stage where i don't trust LaunchedEffect in jetpack compose any more. Should be used very carefully

@indiana_sloan @Zhuinden yes, specially when you work on someone else codebase and you know this LaunchedEffect is not the right solution here, but removing it will definitely break something as it’s a bandaid.

@KasemSM_ @Zhuinden Then your problem isn't with LaunchedEffect directly, it's with poor developer judgement of what API to use in what scenario

@Zhuinden not that simple, that was just an example

@KasemSM_ What you're describing can be done with a 'suspend fun' and a sealed class returned as a result, you don't need Orbit-MVI to do any of that. All you do is inherit from their base classes just so that you get to pass in 3 generic parameters so that Orbit can iterate on a channel.

@Zhuinden you are always the best judge to decide whether to use MVI or MVVM, both has its pros and cons. i now don't necessarily agree with flat statements to not use x and y. combine and freaking use both in the codebase as per feature

@Zhuinden The module doesnt know whats downstream, that typed boundary /sealed class is where MVI contracts shines. any feature plugs it in and the compiler enforces handling every outcome. one can argue you could do callbacks/SharedFlow in vanilla MVVM but you lose that formalized contrac

@Zhuinden seriously, the reusability with MVI is so powerful, it's literally plug and play. "it depends tho"

@KasemSM_ Think again 🤭

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