Maksim Kovalev

Android TechLead at @DodoEngineering

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

Настало время шарить знания! https://t.co/STtAxhL6KI

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@marcinm_android It would be nice to have composable inline functions to avoid doing this lambda trick.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

Русская народная сказка: каша из топора
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[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@SarmadSohaibb @viradiya_sagar I get the same issue with every update. Manually importing settings from the previous version helps.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@akaDuality @paulchelly Сначала узнаю, что имеется ввиду под "тормозит" 🙂

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@sylvie_b3 @Zhuinden @androiddevnotes Some would say manual classes construction. I find it ridiculous since Retrofit itself is as far from plain network requests as Hilt from manual constructors calls.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@Zhuinden What does that mean, could you elaborate, please?

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

Or, hear me out, you can just add the Inject annotation and stop writing those goddamn constructors and start writing actual code.

[Gabor Varadi @Zhuinden]

Alternately, realize that Hilt and Koin don't really do much other than that you have to "type a little less code".

Though if you use Dagger enough, you find that the "less code" is actually more code. If you ever try to Ctrl+Shift+F and half the finds are Modules, you get it...

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@GitKraken Here is what I get for my paid subscription

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

I love @GitKraken but it's ridiculous that it crashes if a changed file has "constructor" or "tostring" substring in the name. And the only way to resolve that is to use some other client to commit changes. What a shame.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@oleg_nenashev @androiddevnotes @gradle Sorry, how is that related to transitive dependencies verification? I’m really interested in the topic but see no direct connection.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@devundefined1 Для меня это довольно разные напитки, примерно как красное и белое вино. Можно одновременно любить оба варианта.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@danielatitienei Just remember that you should add the ensureActive call to the catch to gracefully handle cancellation https://t.co/9G3dycTq0v

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@danielatitienei Or you can just wrap the code with try-catch.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

I don't always contribute to open-source projects but when I do it's the most famous lib on the platform https://t.co/jSbPU4Awow

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@igorwojda Konsist's docs state that there is no way to generate tests dynamically in JUnit 4. I think that's not true - there are Parametrized tests which do exactly that. Am I missing something? https://t.co/CSy4Pzeyqk

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

Пытался сгенерировать диаграмму классов на основе кода, чтобы проанализировать связи. Потратил пару часов, но хорошего инструмента не нашлось. Решил изначальную задачу за 10 минут вручную прошерстив файлы.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

And with a pinch of StateFlow you can observe changes in that cache. Yeah, get() now looks weird, since we first call .value of StateFlow itself and then call .vall of the wrapped Lazy.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

Here is how you can implement lazy initialized in-memory cache with Kotlin. Note that lazy is used directly here, not as a property delegate.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@Zhuinden @androiddevnotes I can totally understand that. Everything comes with its drawbacks. That's why I'm not ready to rely on Hilt or Anvil. Pure Dagger gives more control and clarity.

[Maksim Kovalev @0neel]

@Zhuinden @androiddevnotes It’s not difficult. I just hate writing constructor calls manually. Dagger does that perfectly for me.