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My code contribution was accepted and is now part of the release of 2.0.7 of Kermit. It was a simple change—adding WASM support to kermit-koin. I am glad to have collaborated on one of the projects maintained by @touchlab, one of the biggest contributors to the #KotlinMultiplatform ecosystem.
https://github.com/touchlab/Kermit/pull/446
https://github.com/touchlab/Kermit/pull/447
Just survived DroidCon Italy 2003 #droidconItaly23 Not sure how I did .
photo by @paolorotolo
A new article of mine: "Compose a Compose Button by composing Composable functions"
If you cannot say it fast 3 times, then you must read the article 😄 !
On that, I propose a structured way of implementing custom Compose components by applying separation of concerns
Sorry for the one-week delay (it was a hell of a week), but finally one more chapter of my "Writing Swift-friendly Kotlin Multiplatform APIs" - This time Generics!
Sorry, due to personal reasons, I won't be able to keep the cadence of my KMP articles this week. Meanwhile, I can recommend two readings that cover the next topic: Generics (I know I promised to talk about Flows, but I realized that I need to talk about Generics first, )
* Kevin Galligan's (@kpgalligan )
article that talks about the interop implementation
https://medium.com/@kpgalligan/kotlin-native-interop-generics-15eda6f6050f
* Salamon Brys' talk at Kotlin Conf https://youtu.be/j-zEAMcMcjA?t=292 , which shows a complex example of generics.
This week in "Writing Swift-friendly Kotlin Multiplatform APIs": Coroutines!
This week on "Writing Swift-friendly Kotlin Multiplatform APIs": Enums and Sealed Classes
See tips and tricks on how to make those Kotlin classes work better in Swift.
#AndroidDev #swift #kotlin #ios #multiplatform
https://medium.com/@aoriani/writing-swift-friendly-kotlin-multiplatform-apis-part-vi-e2c802238ae4
This week on "Writing Swift-friendly Kotlin Multiplatform APIs": Why is the iOS version of your app keeps on crashing, but the Android one runs fine -- Exceptions !
This week in my series "Writing Swift-Friendly Kotlin Multiplatform APIs": Learn how to tenderize your APIs so the iOS Dev can savour them with more taste!
For instance, topping your pizza 
with KotlinIntRange is okay, but SwiftDevs will prefer ClosedRange<Int>. Swedish people will still prefer pineapple anyway 🍍 😆
https://medium.com/@aoriani/writing-swift-friendly-kotlin-multiplatform-apis-part-iv-d962c31edfee
