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Hello, World! Well, I was never very active on Twitter, but just in case you're interested in what I very occasionally have to say, you can find me on Mastodon (and on JRAF.org). See you around! 👋

The @apollographql Kotlin Client team is looking for Developers who use Java to better understand how they use our Kotlin Client. We'd love to hear from you! github.com/apollographql/…

Happy Tuesday everyone 👋 @apollographql Apollo Kotlin 3.7.0 is out with a bunch of new experiment APIs and codegen options 🚀 Check it out at github.com/apollographql/…

Better late than never, our #dcldn22 slides with @BoD about GraphQL and caching are available below. speakerdeck.com/martinbonnin/o…

@neteinstein @apollographql No worries! Well, v2 is the old version. The current version is v3 (your second link).

@BoD @apollographql Sorry might not have been clear enough apollographql.com/docs/kotlin/v2… apollographql.com/docs/kotlin What is the big advantage of v2, now or in the future?

@apollographql Hey 👋what's the big difference between Apollo Kotlin and Apollo Multiplatform? Multiplatform is going to support "everything" on "every platform" ? My use case is mobile (KMM library for iOS and Android), so wondering more for that specific use case.

@neteinstein @apollographql Currently, not all features are available on all supported platforms. The matrix is here: #multiplatform" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/apollographql/…

@neteinstein @apollographql Hello, World! Apollo Kotlin is a Kotlin Multiplatform library, meaning projects using it can target Android/the JVM but also iOS, MacOS, and JS. The main use case is to share a common 'network' layer between Android and iOS apps.

Security is no joke! With @_ingdas at #dcldn22

Really interesting talk by @martinbonnin and @BoD about techniques used for caching data when using @apollographql library. Included shout out of course for Confetti #KMM sample (github.com/joreilly/Confe…) that the 3 of us have been developing 🎊😀 #dcldn22

Server concepts and terms for client developers, with @geeky_android! #dcldn22

Learning about Molecule, Compose without UI, and state saving with @askashdavies (and his cats) #dcldn22

Make your Compose design system with or without Material, with @seebrock3r #dcldn22

Awwww I missed those marbles 😁. Learning about Flows with @lamberto_basti at #dcldn22

Dive into the Canvas with Compose, with @hi_man_shoe ! #dcldn22

Open source at scale with @cortinico ! #dcldn22

Looking under the hood of Paparazzi with @jrodbx! #dcldn22

Android and iOS convergence with @joreilly! #dcldn22

How to port a 90s game to Flutter with @devangelslondon #dcldn22

Blurring (and more) Views with @chethaase! #dcldn22

A Kotlin Native treasure hunt with @mreichelt! #dcldn22