So glad I discovered your channel by reading your article on when to use sequences! Your content it so well structured and presented, a true educator. Thank you!
I"m here because your blog sent me to your linkedin that sent me to your YT :D I just wanted to thank you i loooove your blog it's helping me so much understand things i was never able to understand (as lambda functions, generic variance etc). You're awesome really really excellent THANK YOU
@@typealias Ooh yes yes please keep it up you definitely is the most talented teacher out there ❤ ans sealed classed and the coroutines scopes are still a mystery that I use without understanding 😅😢 can't wait for it!!
These last two videos were really helpful. Thank you! One question: When injecting the TimeSource as a constructor argument, is there any problem with defining the source (TimeSource.Monotonic) as a Single(ton), e.g. in Koin? Or should it rather be created anew for each instance?
Glad to hear it! Thanks for letting me know! The standard library defines TimeSource.Monotonic as an `object` rather than a `class`, so using "single" for it in Koin would be appropriate. 👍
Duration object is such an obvious thing and yet everyone keeps just throwing integers around and hoping everyone interprets them correctly. At least outside of Kotlin.
What are your thoughts about Kotlin's Timing API? Do you have any questions about it?
So glad I discovered your channel by reading your article on when to use sequences! Your content it so well structured and presented, a true educator. Thank you!
Hey, thank you so much - that means a lot to me! 🙂
The toComponents function is very useful for retrieving durations from the database and displaying them to the user. It makes our work much easier.
Found a Kotlin Genie.
You the best!
Thank you! 🙂
Your videos are very amazing and useful, they contains the hidden treasures of Kotlin, Thanks a lot!
You're most welcome! I'm so glad you're enjoying them!
I"m here because your blog sent me to your linkedin that sent me to your YT :D I just wanted to thank you i loooove your blog it's helping me so much understand things i was never able to understand (as lambda functions, generic variance etc). You're awesome really really excellent THANK YOU
Wow, thanks so much! I'm so glad to hear that it's all been so helpful for you! I'll keep at it! 😁
@@typealias Ooh yes yes please keep it up you definitely is the most talented teacher out there ❤ ans sealed classed and the coroutines scopes are still a mystery that I use without understanding 😅😢 can't wait for it!!
I would love to see a video about generics in kotlin
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to the list. 👍
Great and entertaining videos
Hey, thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
awesome content! thanks
Great vid Dave!
Hey, thanks so much Elizabeth! I appreciate that! 🙂
These last two videos were really helpful. Thank you!
One question: When injecting the TimeSource as a constructor argument, is there any problem with defining the source (TimeSource.Monotonic) as a Single(ton), e.g. in Koin?
Or should it rather be created anew for each instance?
Glad to hear it! Thanks for letting me know!
The standard library defines TimeSource.Monotonic as an `object` rather than a `class`, so using "single" for it in Koin would be appropriate. 👍
@@typealias Ah, wow, I could’ve just checked the source. Thank you!
Haha, that's fine. 🙂 And you're most welcome!
Duration object is such an obvious thing and yet everyone keeps just throwing integers around and hoping everyone interprets them correctly. At least outside of Kotlin.