Dmytro Kurets. DareDev 🇺🇦

3 years in a row, I attended @kotlinconf, always inspired by the quality and the community. This year, I had the privilege of speaking there myself. 🎥 youtube.com/watch?v=434WFS… Also happy that I got to bring deltaration.com to the spotlight 😊 #ai #boardgames #kotlin

I wish I could acquire skills as quickly as Claude can :) youtu.be/CEvIs9y1uog?si…

"harness engineering" - It is the idea that anytime you find an agent makes a mistake, you take the time to engineer a solution such that the agent never makes that mistake again. (c) Interesting AI Adoption Journey by @mitchellh mitchellh.com/writing/my-ai-…

Whether coding is solved or not, I am not sure, but this video definitely changed the way I develop #ai youtu.be/We7BZVKbCVw?si…

Programming a programming language sounds odd, we’re used to programming with one, not building it. But after watching this, I must say working on @kotlin must be pretty cool. In the end, you’re building a product exclusively for devs… and now for AI agents 🙂

Bringing decades of experience from the Spring ecosystem to KotlinConf’26 is @starbuxman, the first Spring Developer Advocate. He will explore how Spring Boot and Kotlin come together to create a cleaner, more productive path to building JVM applications that move to production more quickly and safely. #speakers" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kotlinconf.com/#speakers

A nice blog post. Right now, this looks to me more like “pairing on demand” than real collaboration and proactivity is exactly what’s missing

I wrote about our experience on the trivago Tech Blog: tech.trivago.com/post/2025-12-0… #MobProgramming #SoftwareEngineering

Mob programming isn’t about writing code faster — it’s about building better teams.

🚀 What if you could build game-playing AI without large language models? In this KotlinConf talk, @kurets_daredev shows how to create an LLM-less AI for board games using Kotlin DL and Spark – proving you don’t always need a giant model to play smart. 🎥 Watch the full talk here: youtube.com/watch?v=434WFS…

@potetotes @react @sanity_io thank you! "In case you missed the memo" if someone will look for it in the 9hour video. Could see results before trying it out :)

@kurets_daredev @react check out @sanity_io's experience with using the compiler too in their ReactConf talk: youtube.com/watch?v=zyVRg2…

Meta Quest Store saw 12% faster loads & 2.5× faster interactions with @React Compiler. ESLint and React violations looks solid too I'm skeptical, but definitely going to try it out. Auto-memoization without manual useMemo/useCallback sounds promising. react.dev/blog/2025/10/0…

In big codebases, duplicate logic hides everywhere, especially when you are new to a project. AI can now help us spot and prevent those clones before they grow into tech debt.

In the age of #AI and AI-powered IDEs, we should get used to asking questions like: 👉 “Is there a function that already does this?” 👉 “Which part of the code handles that?” 👉 “Did I just duplicate something?”

#linux is a sponsor of my evening plans!

I was excited to discover #Redis numbered databases… only to learn the same day they are widely considered a mistake. I wonder if anyone is actually using them in production

Out of curiosity, I ran some offline LLMs on my Raspberry Pi 4. Building from source was fun, and watching it struggle to squeeze out a word per second, even with the smallest models, was oddly satisfying. It met my low expectations perfectly 😄 #raspberrypi #llm

Name-based restructuring on #Kotlin reddit.com/r/Kotlin/s/YyL…

Just watched @GergelyOrosz’s “Software engineering with LLMs in 2025: reality check.” Clear, grounded look at how AI-coding tools are used day-to-day. Loved the four wrap-up questions! youtu.be/EO3_qN_Ynsk #llm #ai

🌀 Tried Kotlin Notebook’s `ANIMATE {}` today and got totally sucked in. First plan: shiny data plots. Actual result: a roaming kaomoji ( ͡~ ‿ ͡~) Bottom line: with a bit of code, #kotlin notebooks move more than just data.