Nick Capurso

Software engineering manager @CapitalOne. I also teach Android at GWU!

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

Here are my slides from @360andev on Kotlin Coroutines! Thanks again to everyone that attended :) https://t.co/HC4DA17k0f

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

The new Lens & AR features for the #google #pixel are super cool to use on vacation, especially the real-time translations!

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

@Jayroo5245 Hehe... we can even combine sketch notes from my talk last year and see some of the evolution of coroutines (scopes, etc.)!
https://t.co/yEhDzbpDQz

[Chiu-Ki Chan 陳釗琪 @chiuki]

Kotlin Coroutines by @nickcapurso #360andev #sketchnotes

[DCKotlin @DCKotlin]

We've been somehow quiet lately but, good news: big plans are in the works! Whether you're #Kotlin curious, a hobbyist or an expert, we want to hear from you to know how we can create a better community experience in the #DC area! https://t.co/kTqvKlQMtC Please share! RTs welcome

[Sam Edwards @HandstandSam]

My teammate @Mayank_Mehta is awesome, and a huge proponent of using #Kotlin Coroutines. We were discussing our use of Coroutines for the last year, even while in experimental, and he said "I would have gone on hunger strike for this" 😂 Agreed. Coroutines are 💯 #AndroidDev

[Manuel Vivo @manuelvicnt]

New to #Coroutines? We just updated the Google Kotlin Coroutines codelab to support the new viewModelScope. Go check it out!

https://t.co/nlIsCw0ZRs

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

@zhenleiji This is awesome! I love the approach to game-ify it to make it fun :)

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

I haven't found a good Git tutorial which introduces the basics up through pull requests to use in a class that I teach, so I decided to try writing my own! Any feedback is welcome :)

https://t.co/qTEszqikqC

[Antonio Leiva @leiva_dev]

Question to #AndroidDev related to #Kotlin coroutines

In which situations would you use Dispatchers.Default instead of Dispatchers_IO for a background task?

After investigating both, I don't find any real usages 🤔, but there must be some.

Thread about my thoughts:

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

Video's now up on YouTube! Though it was given before structured concurrency was introduced, the basic topics are still relevant :) https://t.co/38eRmQeZ2P

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

Here are my slides from @360andev on Kotlin Coroutines! Thanks again to everyone that attended :) https://t.co/HC4DA17k0f

[Chiu-Ki Chan 陳釗琪 @chiuki]

📺 Kotlin Coroutines by @nickcapurso at @360andev https://t.co/gdQci1ENy9

[GitHub @github]

You can now resolve conversations around code to collapse the thread...

and finally get that closure you've been looking for 🙌

[Aaron Rietschlin @AaronRietschlin]

Me reading all the DroidCon tweets this morning from my desk at home. #DCNYC18

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

Last night I gave the first lecture of the undergrad mobile development course at GWU. It'll be my first semester fully leading a course as the instructor -- we're going full steam with 100% #Android + #Kotlin!

[Zach Kovar @zkovar18]

When the #interns crushed their summer and built the #AndroidSummit app using @flutterio in just 7 weeks #BaseerAndBill #widgets

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

@lehtimaeki @360andev The talks were recorded, but haven't been put on YouTube just yet. Will post the link here when it's available!

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

@PaulTR88 This was neat, I didn't know about the sleep-interrupt technique!

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

If you liked my intro to #Kotlin coroutines at #360andev and are familiar with RxJava, check out @manuelvicnt's series of comparisons between the two!

[Manuel Vivo @manuelvicnt]

Are you looking for creating an Android app with a MVI architecture pattern and #Coroutines or #RxJava for asynchronous programming? Check out the seventh part of the series :) totally worth it!

https://t.co/3nUTUBjsOg

[Roman Elizarov @relizarov]

Feedback wanted: Migration to stable coroutines in Kotlin 1.3 https://t.co/mKmYeTxJFT

[Find me on 🦋 : @p-y.wtf @Piwai]

The #Android dev community could use this talk right now: https://t.co/othtoSflPZ
- DI? It depends.
- Dagger? It depends.
- TDD? It depends.
- RxJava? It depends.
- Kotlin? Yes, depends too.

Tech decisions are always contextual, find the context instead of looking for absolutes.

[Nick Capurso @nickcapurso]

@DoesitPew @CodingDoug Yeahhh DUG! You guys killed it!