So what you're saying is the ones that have been developing programming languages are 99% incompetent and are too stubborn to take critiques so they can change.

Great talk!

what a complexity! Im tired of the class A and class B ...

This was a great talk, but I noticed it's not in the full playlist for 2024 (this is a comment for the sweet people of Android Makers :D)

Great talk, thanks!

Good video, starting to build a custom aosp os for my phone is opening my eyes to how amazing aosp is.

The event took place in Paris so the title is all the more relevant !!! :-D Btw, I made some digging on the subject and I failed to find any useful documentation about this new camera-viewfinder-compose thing... If you have some interesting links, please share !! Thanks.

Excellent talk. Thank you for the in-depth overview of each feature. I've recently started using KMP using Compose Multiplatform with very positive results. Fleet also seems like a solid editor, although it does take some getting used to compared to VSCode and Xcode, but I guess that comes naturally when working across multiple platforms.

"cheese" 🤣

Really nice talk and a great comparison between each approach tradeoffs

Awesome presentation !

Great talk ✨

Great talk. In the end it has a p50 of 35ms wich is still far away from a stable 60fps for some simple swiping and navigation. How could that be further improved, or is this just a limitation that compose?

What about iOS? Test them all, please. Great demo.

Maybe some developers would like to avoid making the JavaScript functions into Firebase. It should be available in a convenient and easy way. At this stage, they are widely used Javascript & Python, but that's only because quick demos and not so good decisions are made. Nowhere for serious needs like making an application Android/iOS are scripts used?! I expect soon that Kotlin will be able to write native Google Cloud functions without using JVM below. Coming soon K2 Kotlin compiler this year.

Thank you for recommendations about securing my privacy at all. API key it can cost a lot if not well protected. Your experience was helpful to me. THANKS By the way, in the documentation for using the Gemini API key, it is written in red letters to be careful.

Love it

The breathing is annoying.

Koin + Kotlin = ♡

“Don't use data classes” Oh maaaaan, +9000 for this!

Thanks! You have ignited my interest for ML

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Vim tips, Tipss about VIM

Kuch toh gadbad hai daya

Is there a link on the example project at 22:42?

It will be nuts if we could also declare koin binders in swift. Being able to define the swift implementation of the given kmp interface, in swift language itself. Like a koin swift DSL 😅🤷‍♂️

Thanks for this great video Arno, what an amazing talk- Koin is all over the Kotlin ecosystem - pretty awesome that it is KMP & Compose Multiplatform compatible. Can't wait to see Koin 4.0

You said Conference data class in List<Conference> is created based on what we have in the query at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNSieJqbnrKUqXk.html . What do we have in the query? To understand this, I want to know how GetConferencesQuery() is defined.

This was a very key element in the future of Kotlin. Thanks for the wonderful demonstration.

Márton Brau best speaker ever

when people are not laughing that mean very selly, but the content very good

Cool as hell man. What an amazing engineering marvel. We did have ML since 2017, it was lame and not useful and complex to setup. I gotta say your team delivered. This is easily accessible.

You are looking for local solution, it start at 23:15

it's perverse to talk about Multiplatform DI, when kmm/kmp lacks so much. Case in point, shared resources only came in a few weeks ago. Imagine talking about multiplatform and not having shared resources? really sick people.

0:00 Introducing: "Code AOSP: No time to EOL" 0:40 Contents of the Presentation 2:07 It's time for a partner: introducing Google Pixel 2 XL 3:13 Updates over the years (Android 8-11) 3:52 What does "End Of Life" mean? 4:55 Buying a new phone? 5:52 Custom ROMs: LineageOS, PixelBuilds (hehe), crDroid 7:35 "Help is on the way!": XDA, Telegram Chats, 4PDA 8:15 XDA: "Google Pixel 2 XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other" 9:02 PixelBuilds, James's Custom ROM 9:54 Why Custom ROMs? 12:23 Are there any risks? 13:06 Mission: Android Open Source Project 13:48 Gerrit 16:39 Bootloaders 18:02 Unlocking the Bootloader 19:35 Time for the Recovery: Flasing recovery image 20:16 "Say goodbye to the old!": Formatting data 21:09 "Hello to the new!" 22:08 Pixel 2's Code: Device Tree, Kernel. Vendor blobs 24:59 The Android Source Code: Structure 28:16 MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Recap

I don't believe this approach is relevant for new LLMs with context window 1M token and function declaration Tolls (function calling/function response). Sorry

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Perfect presentation

Excellent perspective from the vast experience over the years! Also, It’s an interesting idea of how to get the attendees attention and knowing what they want to learn and focus on that instead of the usual here’s what I prepared and I’m going to present everything. Folks who were attending in-person should have appreciated the value for the time.

Good content overall, and relevant as more Android devs try building AI based apps. One comment though, the content is more towards securing ApI key than using AI. A better title would be ‘Three ways to secure an API key, the good, bad and ugly way’, coz the techniques discussed on is applicable for any api keys that’s costing you.

Compose or Views?

Sorry but using Composable as presenter sounds like shooting yourself in the foot . Classic example of building something for no reason.

That was a great talk, lots of useful tips! Thanks Martin.

Really lovin this talk, thanks for sharing :)

Love the little owl 🦉😃

Thanks for the wonderful presentation, Márton Braun. Very well structured and consistent! Admire the success of Jetbrains. Totally deserved. The following about Fleet was not clear: 1. Fleet Ultra? 2. Fleet Notebook. 3. What language is this written Fleet? 4. After we have KMP is it possible KMP GC moves from JVM to another virtual machine for example WASM GC?

Nice content.Great.I love Voyager library for navigation. i feel kind of missing something on jetpack navigation. Will there be a survey on this how many percentage likes and dislike on these library. Also i am bit worried if voager dump support after 4-5 yrs but i love this library.😊. also i wish if jetbrain team officially support voyage out of the box.Thank you.

Nice content.Great.I love Voyager library for navigation. i feel kind of missing something on jetpack navigation. Will there be a survey on this how many percentage likes and dislike on these library. Also i am bit worried if voager dump support after 4-5 yrs but i love this library.😊. also i wish if jetbrain team officially support voyage out of the box.Thank you.

still piss poor. Shared resources was only made available a few weeks ago. Imagine that! KMM/KMP is how old? and shared resources only comes out now!

Thank you 🎊