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Are you wrapping your head around reactive programming and why it matters to you? My latest medium article is just what you need!
@springcentral @springwebflux @ProjectReactor @kotlin #code #dev #programming medium.com/blueprint-by-intu…
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The Amazon Fashion team uses Kotlin to power the AI-based recommendations system that serves hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
Learn more about the adoption journey from Senior Software Engineer @klevy110.
More on Kotlin for backend development: kotlinlang.org/server-side/
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We're proud to announce our inaugural issue & the 1st legal journal from Fordham in 30+ years. Today, we showcase our passion for voting rights, dedication to democratic institutions, desire for racial justice, and ideas to improve the state of our nation.
fordhamdemocracyproject.com/
A peek into Twitter's search system, congrats @shelbyc0hen on publishing!
Stability and Scalability? That's a must for Twitter search! Software engineers @shelbyc0hen and @gifjakes share the ins and outs of how the Search Infrastructure team has built guardrails for operating Twitter's search platform. Read more on the blog. 👇
blog.twitter.com/engineering…
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Have you scheduled screen-free time today? Close your laptop, put down your phone, and step away from the TV for at least 30 minutes.
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ALT An illustration in two panels. The first is labeled, "Just because you can endure" and shows a person trying to push a big rock up a hill. The second is labeled, "Doesn't mean you have to," and shows the person leaving the rock behind and feeling a lot better.
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what's a programming thing that used to be hard but (within the last 5 years) has become easy?
Like, "before you had to be an expert, now anyone can easily build something useful"
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I managed multiple engineering teams before quitting big tech.
Now that I quit, I can speak freely.
Here are 12 things your manager may not be telling you, but I know for a fact will help you. 👇
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We are really looking forward to our last meetup of 2021 next week. We are excited to welcome @starbuxman who will be talking to us about bringing the world of @SpringBoot and @kotlin together in his talk - Bootiful Kotlin. Sign up on our meetup page - meetup.com/Brighton-Kotlin/e…
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TIL that #Kotlin supports multiple upper bounds for generics through a "where clause"!
For example, this type T will need to extend BOTH the CharSequence and the Comparable types to work.
ALT A screenshot of the following code: fun <T> copyWhenGreater(list: List<T>, threshold: T): List<String> where T : CharSequence, T : Comparable<T> { return list.filter { it > threshold }.map { it.toString() } }
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Announcing Kotlin support for protocol buffers developers.googleblog.com/20… < good to see us keep investing heavily in Kotlin. And this post is (accidentally?) all in italics, which I find charming and unnerving.
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The video from our September meetup with @shelbyc0hen and @klevy110 talking about The Best of Both Worlds: Kotlin + Functional Programming is now up on our YouTube channel - youtube.com/watch?v=mDlgFxKu…
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I wrote this guide up for getting your first job in tech for the @github README project! I hope it's useful for folks out there!
github.com/readme/guides/fir…
ALT Get your first job in tech: Tips, tricks, and general advice
We had a such fun time speaking at @BrightonKotlin, thanks for having us!
Thank you to @shelbyc0hen and @klevy110 for their talk last night and for working around the timezone issues. If you want to reach out to either of them you can find their details on our website - brightonkotlin.com/blog/the-…
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We now how @shelbyc0hen and @klevy110 talking us through getting started with functional programming in @kotlin
