Abhijith Mogaveera

Software engineer | Android

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@thelumiereguy Congratulations 👏 @thelumiereguy

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

everything lately, every article, every video seems like it is about ai

and its all the same takes. what the heck has happened?

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

Hey folks👋, I would like to share my recent side project which is an attempt to clone youtube music sliding panel layout and here is the Source code link

https://t.co/j1zdW6P5X2

#Android #Kotlin #Mobile

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@syedinator It's just a sarcasm , i just saw this pattern in many codebases

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@GergelyOrosz What about Facebook latest app threads?🤔 It is built on Native technology rather than React native right,

[Kevin Naughton Jr. @KevinNaughtonJr]

the one software engineer at your company who actually understands the legacy code

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@syedinator yes!,

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

Hey guys 👋, i built my 1st compose multi-platform application(Android ,IOS) and express+TS as backend companion for this project

#ComposeMultiplatform #CrossPlatform #TypeScript #Express #WebSocket #RESTAPI #MobileDevelopment #iOS #Android #MobileApplicationDevelopment

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@hudykt And also last time when i did a project on Flutter only thing i didn't like was the 'dart' language, whereas kotlin just feels like a mixture of all good deeds from other languages

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

@hudykt Both will co-exist if you want 100% hybrid app go for flutter or if you have requirement of some part of application needs to be done natively then go for CMM

Repo link for this project
FrontEnd : https://t.co/lJOLGquSCQ
BackEnd : https://t.co/Icwc5oMdE6

[Alex Styl @alexstyl]

Kotlin feels like someone took all the best parts of a bunch of languages, mixed them together, then served them with a standard library with actually standard use-cases and I think that's great.

[Abhijith Mogaveera @abhijith__99]

check out this repo see alternative to buildSrc to share common logic among module build scripts and overcome the drawbacks of buildSrc
https://t.co/22xO9Agysx

#android #gradle #kotlin

[Gabor Varadi @Zhuinden]

I feel like this Compose trick should be out of the box 🤔 #jetpackcompose #androiddev

[Kotlin by JetBrains @kotlin]

📣 The Kotlin 1.9.20 release is out, the K2 compiler for all the targets is now in Beta, and Kotlin Multiplatform is now Stable. Highlights include:

✅ K2 is now in Beta for all the targets
✅ Stable Kotlin Multiplatform
✅ New default hierarchy template for setting up multiplatform projects
✅ Full support for the Gradle configuration cache in Kotlin Multiplatform
✅ Custom memory allocator enabled by default in Kotlin/Native
✅ Performance improvements for the garbage collector in Kotlin/Native
✅ New target for Kotlin/Wasm – `wasm-wasi`, support for the latest Wasm GC
✅ Support for the WASI API in the standard library for Kotlin/Wasm

Try it out: https://t.co/2qoPvNLtpk

[Chris Banes @chrisbanes]

Introducing 💠 Haze, a glass-like blur modifier for Compose (Jetpack & Multiplatform).

Still early days, but I really like the immersive-ness that can be achieved by using it on utility UI (like toolbars). Let me know what you think.

https://t.co/JiLTGVDojM

[Ian Lake @ianhlake]

After a short break from regular releases, #JetpackReleaseNotes are back with *50* releases today! Paging 3.2.0 stable (w/ Compose + Testing lib) headlines this release along with bug fix releases in Fragment 1.6.1, Preference 1.2.1, & RecyclerView 1.3.1.
https://t.co/XyGcoLhSKD

[Márton Braun (write-only account) @zsmb13]

If you have both Kotlin and Java sources in a project, where do you put them? Separate src/ folders by language, or both in the same src/ folder?

[Piyush Pradeepkumar @thelumiereguy]

Have always been fascinated by Flow fields. Finally, I built a special Canvas on #JetpackCompose to facilitate that! 🥳

#creativecoding #AndroidDev

[Android Worldwide @androidww_]

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[Nick Butcher @crafty]

We just released ALL the Android #GoogleIO talks.

Check out What's New in Android for a guided tour—or tl;dw of all 32 talks. 🦮🍿

https://t.co/YA9f0j7bKu