abstract Let’s talk about testing support. There’s no shortage of opinions on how to handle subject dependencies, but no option fits all scenarios. Do we use a mocking framework, or write out test-specific implementations? I’ll share tips on writing maintainable, useful tests quickly. video: slides:

abstract: Let’s talk reactive coroutines. The coroutines 1.3.0 release graduated Flow to stable, and introduced breaking changes to the Channel api. When do we use Channels, and when do we use Flows? How do we maintain structured concurrency in our code, and how do we test it?

Thanks to its clean design, Koin is quickly gaining popularity as an inversion of control framework. Highlights include its excellent documentation, accessible api, and the pure Kotlin source.

Coroutines allow us to write asynchronous code in an easy-to-read, declarative style. The structured concurrency pattern allows us to write this code without fear of leaks.

Thanks to its clean design, Koin is quickly gaining popularity as a service locator framework. Highlights include its excellent documentation, accessible api, and the pure Kotlin source code.