Akshay Nandwana

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Job and SupervisorJob in Kotlin Coroutines: A Complete Guide Introduction

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Understanding Gap Buffers in Jetpack Compose: The 60-Year-Old Algorithm Powering Modern Android UI How a simple data structure from the 1960s makes your Android apps blazingly fast

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Thank you Mark

Which release specifically?

A 60-year-old idea still powers Jetpack Compose today.
Let’s break it down — in just 3 steps. 💚

🧠 Step 1 — What is a Gap Buffer?
Think of it as a smart array with an empty gap in the middle.

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Curious: would you build your next side project with Kotlin/WASM?

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#kotlin #kotlinwasm #webassembly #composemultiplatform #kotlinmultiplatform #frontend #performance #jetbrains #androiddev | Akshay Nandwana 🚀 Beginner’s Guide: What is Kotlin/WASM? I often meet developers who say: “I’ve heard the term Kotlin/WASM… but I don’t really know what it means.” Let’s fix that. 1️⃣ What is Kotlin/WASM? Kotlin/WA...

Kotlin/WASM = Kotlin compiled to WebAssembly.
Fast. Portable. Runs in the browser AND on servers via WASI.

I wrote a beginner’s guide breaking it all down — what WASM is, why Kotlin/WASM matters, and what to know before diving in.

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Why it matters:

Debugging 🐛

Monitoring 📊

Error recovery ⚡

Progress bars 🎨

👉 Curious: if you had observability like this, what would your first use case be?

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With handleEvents { … }, you can declaratively add callbacks:

onToolCall { e -> println("Tool: ${e.tool}") }
onAgentFinished { e -> println("Result: ${e.result}") }

Simple. Clean. Powerful.

Every lifecycle change.
Every tool call.
Every LLM request.

All tracked. All observable.

Debugging AI agents finally feels like debugging Android apps. 🚀

In Android, Logcat was my best friend.
One stream. All the truth.

But in AI agents? You’re usually guessing what actually happened. 👀

That’s where JetBrains Koog’s Agent Events changes the game. (🧵)

WhatsNew 3.3 Kotlin Server and Client Framework for microservices, HTTP APIs, and RESTful services

🎉 Ktor 3.3.0 has been released!

Check out the changelog for a full list of updates. ktor.io/changelog/3....

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Java Annotated Monthly – September 2025 | The IntelliJ IDEA Blog This month’s Java Annotated Monthly comes with a fresh mix of Java, Kotlin, AI, and tech news, plus a look at some great events you won’t want to miss.

🚀 The new edition is here! Packed with the coolest tips and the latest news in Java, Kotlin, AI & more.
✨ Plus, @maritvandijk.bsky.social shares fresh insights on Java 25!
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Local LLMs in Android Studio: What Devs Should Know

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ConstraintLayout, Demystified — How It Really Works and When You Should Reach for It Flat view trees. Explicit constraints. Smooth UIs

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YouTube video by AI Engineer Lets Build An Agent from Scratch

7. Building an Agent from Scratch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXd...

8. Philo Agents: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

♻️ Restack to help someone master AI Agents

YouTube video by AI Engineer Building and evaluating AI Agents — Sayash Kapoor, AI Snake Oil

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5. Building Effective Agents: www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7_i...

6. Building Agents with MCP: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQmX...

YouTube video by Andrej Karpathy [1hr Talk] Intro to Large Language Models

These 8 videos are what you need to understand AI agents:

1. LLM Introduction: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjkB...

2. LLMs from Scratch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vM4...

3. Agentic AI Overview (Stanford): www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJLi...

Trying Junie as a pair programmer in Android/KMP.
What would you delegate first: scaffolding, Room, or API clients?
My kickoff + code notes 👉 open.substack.com/pub/androide...

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🎥 Sharing my walkthrough of the Academy here.

💭 If you had to upskill today — which path would you pick first? AI, Web, Backend, or Kotlin?

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This is why I’m excited to create content around JetBrains tools.

Because they don’t just make us faster developers.

They make us better engineers.

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That’s exactly what JetBrains Academy delivers.

Scary? Yes.

Because it pulls you out of tutorial mode.

Exciting? Absolutely.

Because it puts you into building mode.

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Because skills are currency.

And projects are proof.

I’ve mentored 1000+ developers.

And I’ve seen one truth:

⚡ Theory gets you started.

⚡ Practice makes you better.

⚡ Projects make you unforgettable.

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And here’s what struck me:

👉 You don’t just read concepts. You build projects.

👉 You don’t just memorize syntax. You solve real problems.

👉 You don’t just finish a course. You walk away with proof of skill.

That’s powerful.

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