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@Gin_Quin @dhh Doh. Apple just killed those. Came back here just to post this. Shaun.

@dhh Guys we need a free universal PWA store

To create an alternative App Store you have to: "Provide Apple a stand-by letter of credit from an A-rated financial Institution of €1,000,000 to establish adequate financial means in order to guarantee support for your developers and users." 🤣

@brunomgmateus @TimSweeneyEpic Doh. Apple just killed those. Came back here just to post this.

@TimSweeneyEpic Maybe now comes the time of PWAs, finally?

Apple's plan to thwart Europe's new Digital Markets Act law is a devious new instance of Malicious Compliance. They are forcing developers to choose between App Store exclusivity and the store terms, which will be illegal under DMA, or accept a new also-illegal anticompetitive scheme rife with new Junk Fees on downloads and new Apple taxes on payments they don't process. Apple proposes that it can choose which stores are allowed to compete with their App Store. They could block Epic from launching the Epic Games Store and distributing Fortnite through it, for example, or block Microsoft, Valve, Good Old Games, or new entrants. The Epic Games Store is the #7 software store in the world (behind the 3 console stores, 2 mobile stores, and Steam on PC). We're determined to launch on iOS and Android and enter the competition to become the #1 multi-platform software store, on the foundation of payment competition, 0%-12% fees, and exclusive games like Fortnite. Epic has always supported the notion of Apple notarization and malware scanning for apps, but we strongly reject Apple's twisting this process to undermine competition and continue imposing Apple taxes on transactions they're not involved in. There's a lot more hot garbage in Apple's announcement. It will take more time to parse both the written and unwritten parts of this new horror show, so stay tuned.

@nipafx Me back in 2021 and it still applies x.com/bohsent/status…

The tweet below attracted quite a few likes. For everybody considering Spotless, I want to present you with its dark side. (This is a slide from our #JUnitPioneer presentation: slides.nipafx.dev/junit-pioneer/…)

@fabioCollini Great read. Once again. Not a compose-user yet, but I'm curious if derivedStateOf {} could be used instead?

I just published ViewModels using Compose: MutableStateFlows or MutableStates? link.medium.com/bvQrmjv4Xjb

@CedricChampeau My bet is on Pivotal Software... one of the spring boot teams maybe?

Formatting should never fail a build Formatting should never fail a build Formatting should never fail a build Formatting should never fail a build Formatting should never fail a build Formatting should never fail a build ... It's a waste of time solving formatting issues...

@_provoco @orafaaraujo @cesards_ @igorwojda The only correct thing about my code is that it fits the specific use case (a non-empty list), but it does not fit the model-design (Survey). Regarding my code (Survey-class) it's wrong in so many ways that it won't ever fit in one tweet.

@orafaaraujo @cesards_ @igorwojda @bohsenT I agree 😂 ... it's better to write more lines of code that's descriptive than a one liner magic

This is an interesting modeling problem. Imagine you want to model a Survey that can have any number of questions, but it has to have at least one question. How would you model that in code? Split the list: #coding #programming

@Piwai This is totally a bot responding. Every response is so generic and non human 🤖🤖🤖

Android bug reporting is so fucked up 🤮🤮🤮 🖕🖕🖕 issuetracker.google.com/issues/1686344…

I can't decide. Should I try out androidx.core-ktx 1.4.0-alpha01 or 1.5.0-alpha01? Two alpha01's. What's that about?

@hitherejoe @Android Can you use it in custom views?

I just published "Exploring View Binding on @android" 👉 buff.ly/34QcBfO #GDE #AndroidDev

@passsy @github @travisci @CircleCI @bitrise @codemagicio @Bitbucket Ok, not everything I guess 🙃 (haven't had a need for this support though). Just checked the two issues and the comments on them. The engineers at @Bitbucket must be wringing their guts, whenever they check those. Here's a truth. You should always listen to your users!

@bohsenT @github @travisci @CircleCI @bitrise @codemagicio @Bitbucket No. confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/limi…

.@github Actions is a game changer for the open source world. It will give other CI providers a very hard time. I personally don't see a reason to use services like @travisci, @CircleCI, @bitrise or @codemagicio anymore.

@app_oxford @relizarov Boilerplate implementation by delegation. Could be improved even more though. Someone started working on that - github.com/Kotlin/KEEP/is…

Kotlin is designed to reduce boilerplate that developers have to write. Less ceremony, more substance. That is my personal view of Kotlin’s mission. The challenge is to design generic language features that can be safely used across various domains with different libraries.

@Eric_Cochran @rdshapiro 👆What he said. Can't find it either.

@rdshapiro Has this been released? Is Sonatype being very slow? Haven't found 2.23 yet. search.maven.org/search?q=g:com…

Dagger 2.23 turns off formatting by default so your build is faster, but has a flag to turn it back on if you'd like. It also brings bug fixes and a more flexible dagger.android API that will allow for more androidx support github.com/google/dagger/…

Are you a @gradle expert and want to contribute to an open source project? The @MockitoJava coverage computation with Jacoco has been broken by our recent upgrade to Gradle 5. We would very much welcome a community PR for this issue! github.com/mockito/mockit…

I'm casting my vote for Rafael Winterhalter @rafaelcodes to win a #GroundbreakerAward, presented by @OracleDevs: developer.oracle.com/newfaceofgreat…

Oh you did not go there! 😱 bit.ly/2zD8AfT

Great codelab at #DevFestAalborg2018 with @javierprovecho explaining #Kubernetes om #googlecloud.

Getting ready for a fun day at #DevFestAalborg2018. Starting with a #Tensorflow codelab