@bluecardholder@PopCatalin@linqpad@dotnet I bought a license for v6 and got v7 free, so not every time. And upgrade discount is pretty substantial, worth keeping the product going
@elye_project@github_skydoves I think those are on the rise. KSP is growing strong and a lot of libraries takes a use of that (Dagger/Hilt being the biggest example). In my projects every time i wonder if i should use reflection - almost always the answer is "i can generate code here"
@timiaregbs@Zhuinden Fully agree to that. I think the reason why this is such a big deal is just the way Gabor is stating his opinions. It's often presented as a facts, which might make others angry. While i agree with Gabor in many topics, i don't like the way he delivers those
@spideymagma@codinginflow While true, he is very experienced, he shouldn't state that as a fact. It's his opinion, backed up by a ton of arguments. But it's not a fact. Zhuiden does this a lot, stating opinions as facts. This is not that helpful in discussion
@mishra695047@amitiitbhu That's.. interesting. For me the XCode experience is nothing than atrocious. Installing it takes FOREVER, even if we are talking about minor patches. The IDE has to do everything in it's own way. Shortcuts? Be prepared to learn everything from scratch. I never got used to that
@aditlal@HandstandSam@CharfaouiYounes The kotlin-compiler based annotation processor (https://t.co/mLlasyPe6i) is sooo much faster than kapt. The only chance for hilt to catch up on that is to look at ksp (AFAIK the dagger team is doing that as we speak)
@PavitraGolchha My whole point is that kotlin compiler magic allows us to not have to use hooks, we can just do variable = newValue. It doesn't get easier than that
@PavitraGolchha As much as i like the hooks idea in react - this seems like just more verbose version of simple mutable state. Why doing this whole (get, set) if you can just have a mutable variable and set its value? Maybe in future there will be more significant advantages? So far i see none
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@ColtonIdle@kotlin@AndroidDev@androidstudio @tornorbye I doubt it will be some time soon, since it's bound to IntelliJ 2021.1 and not compatible with previous versions (at least for now)