Doesn’t everyone do this? 😅 I prefix my commits with SQ: and hope I remember to squash before merging.

The T.() -> Unit type basically says “this closure will be invoked as if it was T’s method”, so intuitively any property declared inside main will be shadowed by the object’s properties.
There’s probably a way to access it anyway, but I don’t write Kotlin that much.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

We’re slowly able to migrate to SwiftUI at work and I’ve been a strong proponent of this type of architecture.

Exactly as the speaker said, just because it’s testable doesn’t make it better. Clean architecture is an overkill in the day of modern languages, IMO.

I haven’t tried it for anything non-programming, but Git LFS might work. Though I’m not sure how much space GitHub, for example, offers, multimedia file might be too large for that as well.

I tried signing the petition today and after authenticating with eID and giving consent to my data (which has worked before) I got hit with an “invalid credentials” error, hopefully they get it working when I try again.

For a second I thought this was Zomboid footage, even the camera animation is identical. 🎥

Had the same issue you mention in Telegram calls, though.

I don’t FaceTime much, but whenever I can I prefer to take regular calls on the Macbook because my phone causes an echo when in speaker mode. Perhaps because I lay it down often and vibrations take over, but I haven’t encountered that on the Mac yet. As a bonus it has a better mic as well it seems.

Very relatable, this applies to places of interest as well. Though sometimes I have to remind myself as well that 3 stars is the baseline and work from there.
The absolutism of only leaving 1 or 5 stars is pretty useless for others and annoying when it’s just something minor or a feature request.

@jeffgeerling.com Have you considered adding a warning about Honey into the affiliate link disclaimer?