Nicos Nicolaou 
🚀 Kotlin 2.3.10-RC is out!
Stability-focused update with compiler fixes, Compose compiler improvements, reflection bug fixes, and Gradle & Multiplatform tooling updates.
🔗 https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/tag/v2.3.10-RC
Paul SamuelsFinally wrote up the story of a local dev tool I’ve been poking at for ~4.5 years. Lots of lessons about DX, removing friction, support pain and why “just works” matters more than features.
Alejandro Baez
Tao of MacHow I Manage My Personal Infrastructure in 2026
As regular readers would know, I’ve been on the homelab bandwagon for a while now. The motivation for that was manifold, starting with the pandemic and a need to have a bit more st(...)
#azure #cloud #cloudflare #compose #docker #homelab #infra #proxmox #sqlite #tailscale
Ondřej KolínI don't like people using docker compose for production like systems. Maybe it's my personal opinion, but I feel like using native integration podman + systemd provides with quadlets is way nicer and you can use all the powerful tooling the systemd provides.
Android Studio Panda 1 (2025.3.1) Canary 3 is out 🛠️
✔️ Compose screenshot testing fixed for Docker + openjdk:17-alpine
✔️ Layout Editor now saves its state correctly
🔗 https://androidstudio.googleblog.com/2026/01/android-studio-panda-1-202531-canary-3.html?m=1
#AndroidDev #AndroidStudio #Android #Kotlin #Compose #CanaryBuild
Wolfram RittmeyerYou want to know which node types in Compose exists and what purpose they fulfill? Well, my latest post covers exactly that
https://www.grokkingandroid.com/the-different-node-types-in-jetpack-compose/
It is actually the start of a series on compose inner workings. And that's all thanks to a colleague of mine who wanted to know more about this.
The Different Node Types in Jetpack Compose
If you look at Compose it's weird. You have tons of functions that return nothing. Yet the Android documentation says: Composable functions emit UI hierarchy. What does this actually mean? Well, from a functional programming point of view your innocuous looking stateless composable functions create loads of side effects1). Among other things they create nodes. [...] Continue Reading "The Different Node Types in Jetpack Compose"
HabrТехнический гайд по сторис — часть 3: как мы написали свою библиотеку
Привет! Меня зовут Владислав Фальзан, я работаю android-разработчиком в М2. Наша команда мобильной разработки развивает приложение — онлайн-платформу для решения вопросов с недвижимостью. Основные пользователи приложения — физические лица (B2C) и риелторы (B2B2C). Эта статья — технический гайд для android-разработчиков о том, как использовать нашу новую библиотеку по сторис с деталями и нюансами реализации. Из статьи вы поймете: как использовать библиотеку на полную мощность для своих задач и как она устроена изнутри. Для удобства изучения статьи я решил разбить ее на блоки:
https://habr.com/ru/companies/m2tech/articles/980424/
#android #ddd #compose #stories #mvvm #kotlin #coroutines #clean_architecture #room
Bryan#proxmox is driving me fucking nuts.
Why does everyone love it for home labs? The number of hoops I need to jump through to mount a specific NFS directory to an OCI container directory, and have it see the contents, is nuts.
There must be something better.
I haven't tried #incus yet, but it looks similarly complicated.
I just have a handful of #docker #compose files I want to run. Give me a web UI to manage my compose files, manage my NFS mounts, select a bridge, and start my containers on boot. Something like that must exist, right?
🚀 AndroidX updates (Dec 17, 2025)
• Activity 1.12.2
• Camera 1.6.0-alpha02
• Compose 1.11.0-alpha02
• Paging 3.4.0-beta01
• Wear OS & Privacy Sandbox updates
🔗 https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/versions/all-channel#december_17_2025
