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Thank you. I no longer need to pass a class parameter for simple inline functions. Thank you once again.

Thanks for this amazing video.

I'm a bit confused on what spotless is doing that ktlint does not by itself. Thank you for a nice video!

i realy need to contact you Younes

Your speech and the sample were simple, consistent, concise and with immaculate language unlike other similar videos with same topic.Imo. But what was missed imo, I didnt find where to place to those @qualifiers. I mean they used to create separate kotlin/java files for MainActivity or for @module stuff or for a class using those dependencies. Should i create a file for qualifiers as well? Thanks in advance

Interesting.

Thank you for your job!!

hello i need helpp this is not working for me. I put the TAG nothing shows im using firebase but the tag is not showing anything.

This is awesome.

Great video buddy 🔥

In the video at 1:13 , I made a mistake about the ktLint version; it is "1.3.1" and NOT "1.31.1"

Really always your videos so interesting thanks alot for great videos keep it up sir😍❤

This video helps me too much. thank you

By your solution a hacker just need 5 minutes to find the key in apk.

Hi sir , can we get your whatsapp ?

u need to add this part for dependency injection : To integrate dependency : project.afterEvaluate { publishing { publications { libraryProject(MavenPublication) { groupId = 'com.xxxx.xxxxx' artifactId = 'arxxxxxx' version = '0.1' artifact bundleReleaseAar pom.withXml { def dependenciesNode = asNode().appendNode('dependencies') configurations.implementation.allDependencies.each { dependency -> def dependencyNode = dependenciesNode.appendNode('dependency') dependencyNode.appendNode('groupId', dependency.group) dependencyNode.appendNode('artifactId', dependency.name) dependencyNode.appendNode('version', dependency.version) } } } } } } <3

Thanks for this guide !

i got no idea. No concept of what is that and what for.

Thanks mate 🤞

Thanks. I implemented it in my project and it is amazing.

Excellent explanation. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for Sharing one question android studio which plugin keyboard shortcut show in display

Nice share ❤🎉

Please do a vidéo for sharing a kmm library

Thank u very much. your video is really good. Your explanation is solid too. hope your video will reach more people

Can you tell me what is plugin you use for terminal in android studio to be aware of git

Informative content. Thank you for sharing.

Man those book covers need a refactor

Thanks for nice video. I would like to have the implementation of the Git. What the advantage is of having spotless and ktlint over ktlint only

Pls why would someone want to do a compose test?

tying follow this hint and finish the project while the deadline is approaching :sweatyspeedrunner: xdddd

Why you are not returning "Flow<List<Words>>" rather then List<Words> because it i think every one using Flow to getting data from Room databas .

Thank you. This is a nice clean, modern example.

Hello Charfaoui, great video. Thaks. Pls can you provide github repo for this video? Maybe I'm doing some wrong and I need to check it what is in my project wrong! I’m 🔥👨‍💻🚀

i am learning app development and working on app clone (instagram to be specific) but i don't understand how is it going to be useful for anyone obviously i can only make a clone out of it

Very useful and informative content.Thanks for sharing.

AndroidWeekly brought me here

WOW Interesting Video. if possible directory code copy in main package not build package

Than You for that tutorial. Let the peace be with You.

In addition to what you said, Launched Effect is also used to execute Coroutines in the background since it provides a CoroutineScope.

Nice explanation!

I was taught that the next developer to read my code might be a homicidal maniac who knows where I live, and I should write code that wont give them a reason to use that information. In this age of high performance compute resources, readability is a whole lot more important than those few microseconds you can catch by making the code more cryptic.

This is my first time watching one of your videos. I wanted to see what the three tips are quickly because I don't know you and I don't want to waste much time watching someone I don't know, so I looked for chapters, but there are no chapters. I then looked in the description, but there weren't any bullet points. I then decided it wasn't worth watching a five minute video to find out what random ideas random guy has, so I decided to leave. But before that I left this comment so that you can know why I bounced off your channel, because even though I have limited time and attention, I still genuinely wish you the best of luck with your channel. Another great coding channel is always welcome.

When thinking of algorithms or structure i turn off the music

Wow, well explained

Awesome tips, thank you.

Maybe we'll work together in My project 🎉

Your playlist abou tests seems very cool, I am goin to be watching ot soon.

Hello! Do you think that, in the simple casese where we don't need a complex hierarchy, sealed classes and sealed interfaces are interchageable? I'm working on a project where developers tend to migrate from sealed classes to sealed interface for the sole purpose of sparing a couple of parenthesis. In my mind, the interface approach is more appropriate when there's behaviours (rather than properties) than need to be shared, so it leads to unproductive discussions :) It seems that Kotlin basically provides 2 ways to achieve very similar results, but they both stem from different concepts at the Java level. What do you think about this?

Unfortunately, 😕 I'd say languages as basic as Python have better lambda syntax. Wth was the language designer thinking with this whole caller{ } Syntax??? Why not just do caller({ }) ??