29:00 The slide mentions that "Deep Immutability" is in active research. Could anyone share some references or links of where this is being discussed? Googling does not produce any results.
We really need dataarg class, it will very helpful for tokenization in compose. it helps the UI clean from styling polution by parsing single token liks Button( PrimaryToken)
Instead of this comment, you could've said: - This video needs captions - I wish the audio was better - I don't care about the technical expertise of other people, i just want to be rude and only listen to content made by people like me
Excellent talk
29:00 The slide mentions that "Deep Immutability" is in active research.
Could anyone share some references or links of where this is being discussed?
Googling does not produce any results.
Excellent, Nice representation
Excellent talk, you handled it exemplary.
Really good and informative talk!
nice presentation❤
Thanks from Vietnam 😄😃😀
We really need dataarg class, it will very helpful for tokenization in compose.
it helps the UI clean from styling polution by parsing single token liks Button( PrimaryToken)
26:29 I think you're looking for the Either class lol, that's literally encoding your L | R union type without a language feature.
and then you're dealing with nested Either of Either of Either. yuck
Will Kotlin ever have compiler-enforced thread-safety, like Swift and Rust?
I need dataarg now
What was Michail drinking tho?
Video Interlacing is throwing me off.
Why all Kotlin speakers have horrible accent
Because English is not everyone's first language. Try speaking in French or German for example...
Instead of this comment, you could've said:
- This video needs captions
- I wish the audio was better
- I don't care about the technical expertise of other people, i just want to be rude and only listen to content made by people like me
@@h4m74ro Hahaa
Because most of team not native english speaker.
hey man... you really have to stop using Kotlin then ha.... too bad, we'll miss you (not really)