Dima is a brilliant engineer, and the way he structures any discussion (be it internal or external) is always thoughtful and insightful. Every time I read his musings or talk to him, I learn something new or connect new dots

New Kotlin Language Server goodies are out: github.com/Kotlin/kotli...!

A lot of work ahead, but it starts getting its shape 👀

Random quote of the day: income taxes 'required an element of understanding as to why they were needed on the part of the individuals subject to said taxes and this understanding was usually widely lacking'

My *by far* the most favourite talk this year.

@Sellmair did an amazing job -- explaining dynamic classloading, DCEVM, continuous builds, Compose internals, anonymous classes naming policy, and more in a deeply technical yet engaging manner

There is plenty of amazing stuff announced at KotlinConf.

But the thing I am most proud of is our release of Kotlin LSP along with VSC support: github.com/Kotlin/kotli...
Damn that was some action!

Futurama was definitely released ahead of its time

If you want to participate in a naming battle, here's your chance!

I'd even say it might have an effect similar to deprecating String.capitalize(), but this time with a (hopefully) properly-named replacement

When dealing with concurrency problems, I leave comments with my findings even if they aren't really that meaningful (e.g. "don't do X, X leads to logical races" What races? Why?). I used to feel uneasy about that, but damn, every now and then, they save me hours of debugging

Came up with this one when writing an internal blogpost about performance work

An update to the posting: www.jetbrains.com/careers/jobs...

Now with Germany and Netherlands on the table!

Kotlin libraries team is hiring: www.jetbrains.com/careers/jobs...

If you are eager to write something you are going to regret (if you are lucky, also be proud of) in 10 years, want to tinker with Kotlin and not afraid of dragons (also: performance, concurrency), drop me a line!

I have a weird quirk about benchmarks -- when I see the JMH score not in the 2-4 digits range, I have to change the output unit so the result would be in the range. Otherwise, I have *really* hard time interpreting/comparing the numbers and error margins.
Does anybody else have this at all?

TIL there is a timezone named "Antarctica/Troll". And it delivers on its name, its daylight saving time transition is two hours.

Uploading a PNG logo with a "transparent" background, which is, in fact, not, should be classified as a major crime

The mystery of the day: `arrayOf(1, 2, 3)` is two times slower than `x1 = 1, x2 = 2, x3 = 3; arrayOf(x1, x2, x3)`

gist.github.com/qwwdfsad/b13...