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Christina Lee retweeted
The @Kotlin adoption story began before official support from Google. The excitement in the community was one of the reasons to invest in official support!
Kotlin and Android GDE @RunChristinaRun reminisces about the early days. → goo.gle/3QPHjNq
#Hi5KotlinOnAndroid
ALT “The decision by Google to add support for Kotlin, I think we underestimate how wild of a notion that was at the time. The odds of another company that size making a similar decision based on community support and enthusiasm is very low.“ (Christina Lee, Android engineer at Pinterest, Kotlin and Android GDE)
Christina Lee retweeted
Since half a year ago I've been writing a book: Jetpack Compose Internals 📖 By this time around half of the chapters are written. Pre-launch coming up for the day Compose is released 🚀
Any early feedback will help a lot 🙏 Subcribe to get notified!
jorgecastillo.dev/book/
Christina Lee retweeted
Hope y'all enjoyed #GoogleIO2021 last week—there was a lot going on! If you want to catch up on all the #JetpackCompose related news, here's a 🧵 1/13
Christina Lee retweeted
This sounds like a fun role! Calling all #feminati! 💚🤖
The Android Toolkit team is hiring! We’re looking for someone to work on the text stack for the platform/UI Toolkit and Compose. If you want to apply, please mention it’s for the “Android Text/UI Engineer” position in the notes.
careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Christina Lee retweeted
Type systems and type checking in programming languages are just an approximate solution to a more general problem: determining whether a program is free of errors for all possible values of variables along all possible control flow paths.
Christina Lee retweeted
Minnesota Freedom Fund has also linked out to a few other orgs that could use help
Christina Lee retweeted
I’m using #HowWeFeel to help track and fight COVID-19. For each new user HWF is donating a meal through @FeedingAmerica. 280,819 meals donated so far! Download it here: get.howwefeel.org/share
Christina Lee retweeted
A few weeks ago we posted a teaser for a new project we began working on, and we now have more to share.
We are writing a book on Composable Architecture, and we'd like to share the preface to give you an idea of what it's about.
We hope you enjoy!
Christina Lee retweeted
Love meeting so many awesome #WomenInTech at #KotlinConf! 👩🏻💻👩🏼💻👩🏽💻Comment if I missed tagging you! – at Copenhagen, Denmark
Christina Lee retweeted
Hats off to @Pinterest for their leadership combating vaccine misinformation. And, a reminder to all social media platforms that Americans deserve reliable, trusted health information and you have the power to make sure they get it.⬇️
A healthy life = an inspired life. We’re now surfacing information from public health experts when you make vaccine-related searches on Pinterest. pin.it/453zsv3tgdlufq
Christina Lee retweeted
Want to see something *really cool*? 😀
Since SwiftUI views are just plain old structs, they can easily be made Codable, which means that a view hierarchy can be decoded directly from JSON! 🤯
This is backend-driven UIs in <100 lines of code. Will publish all of it very soon 🚀
Christina Lee retweeted
Trying out group selfie mode at the #GDESummit
@friendlyMikhail @tsmith @scottyab @m_evans10 @RunChristinaRun @BrittBarak @molsjeroen
Christina Lee retweeted
We’re open sourcing Coda — a large OCaml project — on Monday! If you’re in the area, come by meetup.com/Functional-Progra… (dm me, I can probably get you off the waitlist).
In my sesssion, we’ll mob program to fix a consensus issue and you’ll get to be an official contributor!
Christina Lee retweeted
We'll organize the functional swift conference once again this year! It'll be in NYC on Dec 1st. We don't have a venue yet (New Yorkers, please get in touch!). If you'd like to speak, please fill out our CfP. Really looking forward!
2018.funswiftconf.com/
Christina Lee retweeted
KotlinConf is now officially sold out. Last year we managed to sell all tickets a week before the event, this year over 2 months before.
Thank you everyone for your enthusiasm and support!
Christina Lee retweeted
We've now been captured on a Twitter list, so if you're interested in #Kotlin and #GDEs you should subscribe => xitter.cf/GoogleDevExpert/lists/… #AndroidDev
Christina Lee retweeted
New Tutorial Section on Kotlin/Native now online with the first tutorial available. Another 15 or so in the pipeline. kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorial….