Thanks for the explanation! Just watching a recap of the story on YouTube didn't even come to my mind, might be a good idea!

Thanks for the explanation!

Thanks for your input, I think I'll give it a shot then!

Oh that's great to hear! Thank you so much!

Flagfox if you wanna see where a site is hosted. Provides little actual benefit but it's cool to have anyway!

All the ones that are most important to me have already been mentioned.

Do you have any recommendations?

Dito, ich muss das wissen!

Yeah I know, my intention was to draw a comparison. Nintendo has a generally high quality which probably would go down if they outsourced their development. Other companies, like GameFreak, suck so bad they would most likely benefit.

I'm afraid that's not currently possible :/ It's a shame and one of the few actual dealbreakers for me, preventing me from switching to Proton Calendar. One other thing preventing me to switch is the lack of widgets.

Agreed, and yet GameFreaks quality would skyrocket if they outsourced their development (or got forced by Nintendo to do so). Depends on how the quality is in the first place I guess xD

I Gave up on the games after the abysmal DLC. Another Dialga won't make up for the terrible games - like heck, how many do I have in Home by now, 10??

Fuck off, Meta!

I'm sure he did his best! Jokes aside, it's a very useful bot most of the time that actually saves me a lot of time! Edit: Also, you're right: There's a point of shortness of an article where there is just no more text that could be removed without information getting lost.

Well done!

Nice! Maybe this will also pave the way for multiple accounts on the same device if you have two separate phone numbers for private and work.

Thanks for sharing, I didn't know that one!

You're welcome! :)

The company I work at uses KMP in order to develop web applications and backend services with a shared code base. We use the technology in production and have had great success doing so. In my opinion the biggest benefit apart from Kotlin's type safety is the ability to write shared data models and validation logic in a single code base shared between our different targets.

I do, to some degree, agree with the point that people tend to refuse adoption of new technologies and can observe this behavior at work as well. However: In my company, those people mostly turned out to be shitty developers anyway, generally unwilling to learn new technologies and tech stacks and without any actual arguments against the migration. They are a minority though and didn't manage to convince people otherwise.

Thanks!