Julia Ecnill

Lead Android Engineer @JLLTechnologies Interests: UX designing, computer graphics, and tech mentoring.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@igorwojda I don't think there should be any standard for comments, I mean, you can't really unify how people communicate. 😅
But I like this one for commit messages: https://t.co/ASJHtJxogA

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@maiatoday's presentation on #KotlinConf was a real hidden gem. I was surprised to hear about Mandelbrot, Lindenmayer, and fractal forests. I'm thrilled to learn about Kotlin notebooks, and I'm looking forward to its future development.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

Guess how many shuffles we'd made before it finally made some sense. 🧐#KotlinConf

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@prazenica_a To mi zni skoro, ze mas Garmin hodinky, ktere te tohle nuti delat, abys ziskal nejaky challenge badge. 😅

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

That kind of animation you always wanted to use in your #android app, but more senior developers didn't let you.
@duolingo blink twice if you need help. 😬

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@JayShortway @raamcosta I use another trick: in Detekt configuration, all public classes require documentation. In that case, developers realize that maybe it's not needed and classes should be internal. 😅

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@hroncok Nevim jak by to fungovalo s pivem, kdyz i tak te tekuniny mas dost, ale pomaha mi alkohol prolozit vodou (dam si 1-2 sklenici vina, pak stejne nebo vetsi mnozstvi vody, pripadne opakovat :)). Od doby co tohle aplikuju, spanek po chlastu se mi vyrazne zlepsil.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

I can't agree more. The only reason to read this book is to have some structure for technical preparation. As for the rest, honestly, do you want to work for a company that requires all this nonsense?

[Sven Peters @svenpet]

If there are books that help to „Crack the coding interview“ there‘s something wrong with coding interviews. Candidates that are well prepared to crack the interview are often not the ones that would be the best fit for the role.

[Kristina Von K @KristinaVonK]

@shituserstories @ricknout As a
Mobile app user
I want to
see "bug fixes and performance improvements" in release notes
so that
I get just a little bit surprised when I see that the UI was completely redesigned

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@MONETAMoney Také děkuji za vaši odpověď.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

Dobrý den @MONETAMoney, je to normální, že odmítáte otevřít běžný účet cizinci žijícímu v ČR již pár let (s povolením na další dva roky)? Prý musí ukázat vám svou pracovní smlouvu. Co ještě? Kde je o tom informace u vás na webu? Nepřijde mi to vhodné, snad to je jen neporozumění.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@dantalos The real treasure is hidden by Twitter, you should take a look at the full-size picture. :D

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@hhariri What's wrong with live talks recording?:) Both sides can benefit from it: you'll do your best for ppl who'd like to watch lives, the rest of the audience will watch it later. Otherwise, I agree all live talks from the recent Kotlin Online were more natural and easier to listen to

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@pati_gallardo @hankadusikova @include_cpp Despite the fact I don't feel the necessity for being offended when a man answers my question, I can't deny you've been doing a great job for women in tech, thank you! 👍 Some parts are just superb and can be used by less self-confident or somehow unprotected people in general.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@hankadusikova My experience is exactly the same, but I've made different conclusions. I still don't get it why some women always need to emphasize, that everything happens to them only because they're women. :) Your twitter/c++ community seems to be nice, they don't deserve it. :)

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@hankadusikova But maybe you don't look for truth, only the next source for making "unprejudiced" conclusions, do you? :)

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

@hankadusikova Actually, it can prove only 2), the rest may be considered as demagogy:
1) There's always such a guy on the Internet.
3) Even if a person knows you must be fluent in the topic, they still can think you'd like to collect explanations.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

I also make not understandable for others jokes sometimes, and I learned one useful hack how to offend nobody: use emoji in messages! Unfortunately, without :D people take everything seriously, with emoji in the worst case they'll think you aren't funny.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

... I have to learn about their culture, they owe me nothing. When they ask me or share their opinions, mostly they're trying to show participation and be nicer to me. I don't want to blame ppl for being uneducated, it's their choice what to be interested in. Sadly, but true.

[Julia Ecnill @Ecnill]

Many ppl get a shit about geography, world history, politology. I'm an expat, and I used to be irritated when locals asked me stupid questions or thought they know better about the political situation in my homeland. Then I realized that I came here, so...

[Nick Rout @ricknout]

Living in Germany and working with folks from the U.S. has given me insight into the nuances between different states/cities/people/cultures within these diverse countries. I learn new things daily. Yet I'm frequently asked if I "miss living in Africa". This annoys me. A thread.