Halil Ozercan
@hankgreen.bsky.social I mean this goes against the spirit of the app but I don't want to know I can just do this. It feels dirty, like doing something behind its back π
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We have a new episode of the Android Developers Backstage podcast up -- this time @chethaase.com and I are talking to Melba Nuzen and Ralston Da Silva from the Compose team about Autofill! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb6b...
I wrote a new post on why brush may behave unexpectedly in an AnnotatedString. #JetpackCompose halilibo.com/2025/styling...
better late than never but I'm really sad that I discovered raspberry-pi + vscode.dev combo a bit too late.
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For the first time I'm officially a part of Google IO. Listen to us talk about text input in Compose and how it's changing. I promise you will learn something new :) io.google/2025/explore...
android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/04/what... and with that, AutoSize requests come to an end...
#til removeAbcListener functions on ViewTreeObserver name their listener parameter `victim`. developer.android.com/reference/an...
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Big day today... IDX is now firebase.studio! Learn more @ cloud.google.com/blog/products/application-development/firebase-studio-lets-you-build-full-stack-ai-apps-with-gemini
Thanks to @coryzue.com , this post now has Bluesky comments. @romainguy.dev 's invaluable comments directly show up on the page.
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I have this internal document at work that I wrote more than 2 years ago. Almost every ~3 months I keep referencing it to someone new. The doc is about text scaling, rotation, translation animations on Android and why the text sometimes jitters. I should publish it at some point. Any interest?
Today's achievement was successfully building and running the desktop sample. Tomorrow the goal is to run the android sample on the same phone.
I don't think this is what Compose Multiplatform's supposed to be π Termux, Termux X11, proot debian, xfce4 desktop. IDEA works very well and is quite responsive. Next up; compiling compose-richtext and actually running the android app on the phone.
I have seen this happen in few Reddit threads in the last year. Someone writes a fact in a comment. Somebody else comes in and corrects them. Usual Reddit, right? But recently I started seeing apology comments along the lines of "sorry ChatGPT's mistake". The guy doesn't even do a simple fact check.
Released compose-richtext 1.0.0-alpha02 github.com/halilozercan... Highlights; - Kotlin 2.0 - Compose Multiplatform 1.7.1 - Custom Markdown Block rendering - Migration to LinkAnnotation