blackswam
How do you predict the unpredictable? Some of what I’ve found reading Black Swan (Still haven’t finished it): * What Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues in his book Black Swan is that the first step is to realize which variables you can and can’t predict. Emphasis on the “can’
Development
Damn I didn’t know I needed a browser that has vertical tabs, email, calendar sync, feed subscriber and splitting views. And that’s not even half of what it does. It also has two level tabs. AAAAAND session saving. Check it out at their website. On a different note,
kmm
I really can’t. The error that I documented here Youtrack. It seems the error is gone once we removed the following line from my gradle.properties: kotlin.native.cacheKind.iosX64=none That is it, it is a directive for the kotlin to C compiler to not use cache during
Development
I recently started changing the project’s API client from Retrofit to Ktor. And it’s been a delight. As a reference here’s the before and after code. class MoviesAPIService { private val API_KEY_MOVIEDB = "It's Mine You can't have it" private val
Apps
One awesome way to test APIs is Postman, but I just recently found out about another one that runs on the browser. Hoppscotch used to be called Postwoman. I’ve been trying to set up a simple mobile app using this The Movie Database api. I switched projects to test
kmm
So you are trying to code a Kotlin Multiplatform module. After setting up a build gradle file for the Android project with this new module, you are led to believe that you will: * Build on android. * Then run pod install to install this new precompiled module into an iOS project.