Kotlin Language Features in 2.0 and Beyond - Michail Zarečenskij

[@Another0neTime]

Excellent talk

[@dobotube]

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.

[@microndozer]

Excellent talk, you handled it exemplary.

[@WaffenRex]

nice presentation❤

[@h4m74ro]

Really good and informative talk!

[@devopsthinh]

Thanks from Vietnam 😄😃😀

[@donwald3436]

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.

[@guai9632]

and then you're dealing with nested Either of Either of Either. yuck

[@stefanusayudha1853]

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)

[@rayew0621]

I need dataarg now

[@jokeyrhyme]

Will Kotlin ever have compiler-enforced thread-safety, like Swift and Rust?

[@jesusjar11]

What was Michail drinking tho?

[@Adyel-YT]

Video Interlacing is throwing me off.

[@junveld4830]

Why all Kotlin speakers have horrible accent

[@h4m74ro]

Because English is not everyone's first language. Try speaking in French or German for example...

[@kyay10]

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

[@sqrlware]

@@h4m74ro Hahaa

[@Anbu_Sampath]

Because most of team not native english speaker.

[@markonovakovic3838]

hey man... you really have to stop using Kotlin then ha.... too bad, we'll miss you (not really)