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Well organized content. Insightful. This show how much efforts you invest in ideating solutions to the problems and choosing the better one which make life easier for developers. Thanks for sharing your journey on Swift/Kotlin interop.

Hidden message: Apple always make the game x2 harder for us dev 😂

wow, and this is just the start of K2 😮

its not 100 % kotlin it dosnt support google google map yet!

What IDE is he using?

Will Kotlin ever have compiler-enforced thread-safety, like Swift and Rust?

I don't know how many thanks you have, so I want to THANK YOU sincerely FOR YOUR WORK. I genuinely appreciate it. Please don't stop.

Great session! ❤️ However, I’m quite disappointed that JetBrains is trying to bring the Java world to the Apple ecosystem. It seems so complicated and limited, especially when Swift is becoming more robust and elegant. Let’s see what Swift interop will ultimately offer us.

Is there anywhere a checklist of features Swift Export will support so as to know if investing code into the async community tools is worthwhile?

nice session!!

Great talk and presentation, but regarding topic itself - it feels like people are inventing a solution for a problem that exists only in their own minds. I mean - i'm a huge fan and ambassador of Kotlin myself and use it as a primary tool in everyday job, and sad truth is that JVM languages are simply not meant for this kind of use in cloud. Some side thoughts - I often see that people don't even know themselves why they choose to go with cloud. If I want fast and cheap way to process requests/data - I simply make an app, pack it into .jar file[, pack into docker] and launch it on some Contabo or alike hosting that provides you a cheap VPS(like 4 cores, 6 GB of ram and 100GB NVM for 6$ a month). I honestly can't understand why people think that those cloud functions are easier. Having all that cold start head ache, compiled java limitations and other shenanigans? You say that's easier than writing `java -jar app.jar` or `docker compose up -d` in a ssh terminal? You want to dynamically scale up to the demand? From what I see it's better to have a VPS that sits at 10-20% CPU utilization - it is still a lot cheaper than those cloud functions and your bill has 0% probability to make you homeless. Really need to scale? If money is no problem - setup a complete and automated kubernetes cluster that will do all of that, if you are some enthusiast, then simply order another VPS, write 3 commands to install docker and launch 1 more instance of your app, and put round-robin dns in your Cloudflare, or if you need more stable distribution of load - setup a simple nginx load balancer.

That's amazing, but I'd rather not see the word Java. When will it be possible to do tests on pure Kotlin?

This technology is indistinguishable from magic!

Wow. I guess now there is no excuse to not write tests. Thank you, Power-Assert!

This is awesome, not just for test set but in main as well. I like to have a const val DEBUG boolean value that will do compiler time code elimination for all assertions in main code. This would let it print really useful fast fail errors when running in dev, and get rid of all that magic in prod.

If you are using thinking of using severless for internal work that is not latency sensitive why not just go straight for a monolith with queues...

Thanks for having me, JetBrains! Let's do this again next year.

you already defined val scale and how is it possible to write scale = newscale. val cannot be reassigned right ? is it any new updation change from kotlin?

Looks impressive until you realize that Go and Rust are 20ms, still 10x faster. Maybe Kotlin native can be comparable to Go when it supports AWS SDK and lambdas.

good talk

Thank you for your awesome talk.

Thanks a lot man ❤ U did great

Really nice talk :)

This guy has given one of the best presentations I have ever seen, "Untangling Coroutine Testing", when he was still at Google. He's now working for Jetbrains and if he is an advocate of Amper, I am listening...

Nice to see a familiar face at the KotlinConf! Well done, Nicole.

I really want to use kotlin or kotlin/native to replace javascript in web, and rust in wasm/wasi/system layer, so coooooool

indeed a must have plugin

How to make convention on amper?

why? new layer of knowlege problem?

Thanks, I start desktop app today

Haha 🤣

Great! Keep going! Great job! We should get rid of the flutter and react nonsenses

And uncle Bob said that it's better than having ambiguous name and a comment describing it.

Sheeps everywhere 🐑 Great talk by Nicole 👌

😂😂

It still seems to be based on that super-heavy Gradle.

🤣🤣🤣

This looks awesome but I'm not a fan of YAML (or similar formats like TOML)

Daylight Saving Time adds more light time to evenings in summer, not in winter. It makes winter days go dark earlier. At least in northern hemisphere. I never thought about how it works in New Zealand. I guess it's much crazier there.

Wow beautiful mam 💕❤

I didn't know keynotes like this can be enjoyable. Great job Sebastian!

He knows his stuff.

where are the Flutter developers?

Saw YAML and lost interest ...

Will be great to see this evolve the Kotlin ecosystem. Now only a good, rich, and intuitive site like rubygems or crates remains. No more xml, groovy, deprecated api's, clean, nor 10 ways to do the same thing.

But why?

In a way, feels similar to Google's Bazel. I would love to try this out in a new project from scratch (without the gradle overhead).

iOS native devs are obsolete now? Amazing, spent 5 months learning new skill just to find out that it will be useless in the future...

Pretty cool improvements! Great to see iOS support for ViewModels and Navigation and all the other Compose magic.