ISSUE #353

7th of May 2023

Announcements

KotlinConf 2023: Watch the Recordings
KotlinConf 2023 session recordings are now available. Feel free to check them if you didn't have the chance to check them during the conference.
blog.jetbrains.com

kotlinx coroutines 1.7.0
kotlinx coroutines 1.7.0 has been released. Among other relevant changes, you can read "Old K/N memory model is no longer supported". A new era starts!
github.com

Articles

Observable and Vetoable delegates
In this excerpt from the book Advanced Kotlin, Marcin Moskala explores the observable and vetoable delegate, and how to use them in Kotlin.
kt.academy

Functional Error Handling in Kotlin, Part 1: Absent values, Nullables, Options
First part of the series of articles by Daniel Ciocîrlan on error handling while working with Functional Programming.
blog.rockthejvm.com

Explore testing coroutines with runTest by examples
Have you ever struggled to test your coroutines? In this article, Enrico Guerra provides some ideas on how to do it with runTest
medium.com

Android

Enabling fault-tolerant HTTP abstractions in Android apps with Resilience4j, Testcontainers, and Toxiproxy
Ubiratan Soares wrote a blog post about a small experiment he did for Chaos Engineering in his HTTP layers on top of Toxiproxy and Testcontainers,
ubiratansoares.dev

Compose Rich Editor
A Rich text editor library for both Jetpack Compose and Compose Multiplatform, fully customizable and supports the common rich text editor features.
github.com

Videos

Configuring Kotlin Applications and Builds
In this new video, Duncan McGregor explores how to configure Kotlin applications and builds.
www.youtube.com

Intro to Collection Builders in Kotlin
Dave Build dives in this video into the Collection Builders in Kotlin, and how we can use them.
www.youtube.com

Libraries

River
River is a reactive stream library for Kotlin that simplifies the process of using and building connectors for multiple enterprise protocols and tools.
github.com

Buildable
Buildable is a code generation tool that automates the creation of mappers, factories, and state classes for Kotlin.
github.com

Maps-kt
This repository is a work-in-progress implementation of Map-with-markers component for Compose-Multiplatform.
github.com

Decompose Router
A Compose-multiplatform navigation library that leverage Decompose to create an API inspired by Conductor
github.com

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