Hi everyone, my rich text editor library a.k.a "TextKit", was promoted to beta01, so in the upcoming updates we will focus con testing and just implement some minor features to promote to "rc".
See the library it work on multiplatform.
https://t.co/xhmk7M0yvU
Know Kotlin? Learning Rust is easier than you think. π¦
I wrote a complete guide Rust for Kotlin Developers:
every concept side-by-side (Kotlin β Rust), a cheat sheet, a 7-day plan, and 17 runnable examples.
https://t.co/6pNnYNVwDn
Update: Now you can use the snapshot version in your code, you don't need to download the source code.
The upcoming features are:
- Embedded token to support (tables, images and docs)
- Undo/Redo actions
- Emoji's
Hi everyone, after long time working on it and also providing a new library to work with text. Let me introduce to you TextKit a library to work with Rich Text Content on Multiplaform.
This is completely written in Kotlin.
This is the link of the library: https://t.co/oKjSZxBX3C
π Koin Compiler Plugin 1.0.0-RC1 is out!
Koin is now compile-safe on Kotlin & KMP π‘οΈ
β Missing bindings β compile error
β No more runtime DI surprises
β DSL with no boilerplate
Read the story π
https://t.co/UYAiJIlnm0
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I spent 10+ years building Android apps natively. Compose, XML layouts, Material Design since version 1.
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