Oliver O.
@olivero2.bsky.social
Kotlin Multiplatform Software | High-Concurrency Event-Based Systems | Advanced Testing
That's a smart move. 🎉 Brings in the perspectives of many, as long as you're not doing something on the bleeding edge. 🙂
November 6, 2025 at 12:01 PM
That's a smart move. 🎉 Brings in the perspectives of many, as long as you're not doing something on the bleeding edge. 🙂
Schade nur, dass so wertvoller Inhalt erst über mehrere Linkstufen und scrollen einer allgemein gehaltenen Selbstdarstellungs-Textwüste auf mission-wertvoll.org erreichbar ist. Weniger Drumherum wäre hier mehr.
October 28, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Schade nur, dass so wertvoller Inhalt erst über mehrere Linkstufen und scrollen einer allgemein gehaltenen Selbstdarstellungs-Textwüste auf mission-wertvoll.org erreichbar ist. Weniger Drumherum wäre hier mehr.
Excellent thanks for the clarification!
October 17, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Excellent thanks for the clarification!
Isn't that a common pattern nowadays? I mean, when bringing Android device testing to TestBalloon, it seemed natural to do it that way for a first stage of meaningful CI testing: github.com/infix-de/tes...
testBalloon/examples/android/build.gradle.kts at main · infix-de/testBalloon
TestBalloon is a coroutines-powered test framework providing structured testing for Kotlin Multiplatform. It is lightweight, heavy-lifting, and easy to use (like a balloon). - infix-de/testBalloon
github.com
October 17, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Isn't that a common pattern nowadays? I mean, when bringing Android device testing to TestBalloon, it seemed natural to do it that way for a first stage of meaningful CI testing: github.com/infix-de/tes...
Could you forward my congratulations for the excellent visuals to whoever was involved? Really amazing!
October 15, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Could you forward my congratulations for the excellent visuals to whoever was involved? Really amazing!
Yeah, these were the early discussions. 🙂
As of today, I still don't know what a runner is. In TestBalloon, it's a function:
As of today, I still don't know what a runner is. In TestBalloon, it's a function:
![A Kotlin source code excerpt:
/**
* Executes the test element, adding [TestElementEvent]s to the [report].
*
* For proper reporting, this method is also invoked for disabled elements.
*/
internal abstract suspend fun execute(report: TestExecutionReport)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4v4m5oaoy3amuqvh2rb6zzca/bafkreid5267gfn5ebq3wsrcx3xk4s3lawz3ayle3xcpd6zss6gk364t6ii@jpeg)
October 13, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Yeah, these were the early discussions. 🙂
As of today, I still don't know what a runner is. In TestBalloon, it's a function:
As of today, I still don't know what a runner is. In TestBalloon, it's a function:
Waren wir vorher schon, war nur nicht in allen Details bekannt… 🎉
October 13, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Waren wir vorher schon, war nur nicht in allen Details bekannt… 🎉
Sounds like 🐈⬛ might be involved.
October 10, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Sounds like 🐈⬛ might be involved.
I do speak German (sort of), but I also get frequently annoyed when I can’t choose the language. Most times I want search results to focus on English, regardless of my browser‘s settings. 😤
October 5, 2025 at 12:58 PM
I do speak German (sort of), but I also get frequently annoyed when I can’t choose the language. Most times I want search results to focus on English, regardless of my browser‘s settings. 😤
I have no experience with Nexus Gradle, so I can't recommend anything here. So the usual considerations of pain points and maintenance burden (technical debt) apply.
September 30, 2025 at 11:27 AM
I have no experience with Nexus Gradle, so I can't recommend anything here. So the usual considerations of pain points and maintenance burden (technical debt) apply.
Actually, our brains have never been able to parallelize. Multitasking has always been a myth. What we are doing instead is context switching. Which is expensive and slow, given the size and speed of our 🧠 register set.
September 23, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Actually, our brains have never been able to parallelize. Multitasking has always been a myth. What we are doing instead is context switching. Which is expensive and slow, given the size and speed of our 🧠 register set.
Sind wir im gleichen Boot, navigieren gemeinsam in eine bessere Zukunft. Und das fühlt sich gut an!
September 22, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Sind wir im gleichen Boot, navigieren gemeinsam in eine bessere Zukunft. Und das fühlt sich gut an!
Good point. Also true: Media and algorithms shape those biases.
What can we do? Ask ourselves: What’s influencing me now?
What can we do? Ask ourselves: What’s influencing me now?
September 15, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Good point. Also true: Media and algorithms shape those biases.
What can we do? Ask ourselves: What’s influencing me now?
What can we do? Ask ourselves: What’s influencing me now?
Absolutely. And beyond agent feedback loops: With AI-generated code, testing is becoming our strongest line of defense to safeguard product quality. Time to ramp up our toolkit.
September 6, 2025 at 11:38 PM
Absolutely. And beyond agent feedback loops: With AI-generated code, testing is becoming our strongest line of defense to safeguard product quality. Time to ramp up our toolkit.