Looks awesome. Are you open to publish it somewhere? 😊

@jespersh thanks for the concern but I will leave the company in the foreseeable future so not going to put them on. Waiting for my next private machine :)

@devTea I have the orange devRant sticker and a small git sticker on the backside of my phone. The devRant sticker in the picture I often use as bookmark :)

@devTea would love to but it's from the company and I have to return it - so i would not want to waste them. Have one on my phone though, hope that counts.

@shelladdicted oh didn't notice sorry

@jespersh probably because it doesn't. I never said that they are arranged in MY personal order. They are more or less arranged about the topics + frequency they appear on devRant.

@SanitizedOutput no way that I touch this pile of shit. It's massive and they even have their own department for that. But the whole infrastructure situation is just messed up. We also proudly sponsor a single point of failure which takes down our submission platform from time to time which is really nice when you have to upload your projects.

@Floydian thanks a lot. We finally had a great time.

Let me add my 2 cents from a backend side and not android perspective. The syntax is neat especially data classes, stream and map reduce operations as well as the primitives and that everything is final.

If you are using some 3rd party libraries (which you probably will) things can get a little bit messy aome times. Kotlin does not want NULLs but classical libraries written in java often return null. This may sound not as a big deal but it then desttoys the neat syntax and Setup you had in the first place.

We are currently doing sprinf boot 2.0 and spring 5 with webflux and mongosb in two seperate projects with kotlin. Finding the right workaroubds and tweaks can sometines be frustrating but definately worth it so gibe it a try and see if it fits your needs

The first tag is superbe

Yes exactely

On devRant every week is under a certain motto. And that you know whitch week we are in there are the WK tags with incrementing integers at the end. So now is week 100. What is your goal before week 200

No it can't be over yet.

It is not properly balanced though. Could be improved.

@rui725 as an example:
https://youtube.com/watch/...

Thats why gradle needs so long:
https://youtu.be/eIkgSJcRlF4

Which version are you using?

First make it work then make it pretty. Except the second part is often forgotten. Thats why one should do TDD like explained in a talk from Martin fowler and robert c Martin. Make the test pass and then immediatly refactor.
So the sin for me is not to refactor after making it work.

@endor apply cold water to the burned area

you have rearranged the stuffed toys?

This is too good to be true 😂😂

@plusgut i found this one via the spam mail video

@gitpush I know the feeling 😀

@billgates it's about software design. What is important to look for what are details. What could an architecture look like in the early stages of a project and so forth

@gitpush in my humble opinion yes. In clean code you see the practical part of how methods and classes should look like and in the arch book you see the bigger picture, how should your components look like and how to design these things.

@gitpush yes I do. I read clean code first and was like uh this guy really cuts through all the sh*t and tells you (in a commanding tone) what to do and what not. That was a little intimidating because you need to be open to change your coding behaviours and adapt, but it's worth it. For the clean architect I am waiting for my next project to try it on and design it with the principles in mind.

@jmclemo6 not yet no. do you have any recommendations?

Nah, that's overrated

"The way to go fast, is to go well." Robert C. Martin

@justsomeguy it serves as a beer coaster and was a souvenir from the US 2 years ago.
To be honest I don't care that much about my browser and switch every now and then.