Compose multiplatform is real!
So yes after getting my hands dirty with Kotlin multiplatform the obvious next step would be to try Compose multiplatform. Which I did. And yes it’s a game changer.
So yes after getting my hands dirty with Kotlin multiplatform the obvious next step would be to try Compose multiplatform. Which I did. And yes it’s a game changer.
What better way to start the new year than trying out the Kotlin Multiplatform.
So year after year since the dawn of the Android SDK back in 2009 I’ve been making the yearly resolution to try it out. But for one reason or the other I’ve always been putting it off. But not this year. Before the sun goes down for the last time for the year of 2024 let’s make our favorite photo app using the classic Android UI toolkit - The framework with no name - You know that thing where you write XML for layout. Let the fun begin!
I very recently learned it the hard way that objc selectors can not be async.
So Google recently renamed TensorflowLite to LiteRT. And yes that was a genius move indeed. Because now for the first time in my life I actually want to try TFLite … yea, I mean LiteRT.