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This article is aimed at creating a simple dropdown selector that is reusable using SwiftUI. Below is the result I’m looking forward to: As you may...
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Kotlin Multiplatform seems to be the talk of the town recently, having seen a lot of notable companies embrace it despite it being in its early...
Continue reading...Setting up Git pre-commit/pre-push hook for Ktlint check
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Continue reading...Ensuring code quality: Using Ktlint in your Kotlin project
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Continue reading...What’s new in Kotlin 1.4?
Kotlin 1.4.0, a sequel to 1.3.x, was released on August 17, 2020, and it ships with some improvements I find really cool. According to Jetbrains, Kotlin...
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