Hey cousins, if you don't have a clear definition of what a "Composable" is, I strongly suggest you watch this short video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ijwBr4oeX0I.html
very nice a new technical approach that have been used her that i appreciate , I wonder how chess game will be like when run diff models for diff computer level so hope this tutrial exist in android with use of proto buffer and logicEvent Class
Hi cousin Ryan, Initially, I had issues getting kotlinx v.1.6.0 library dep to compile. I viewed your repo, used v.1.5.0 - and bam - my coroutines import is w/o redness; my code compiles. Sweet Liked & Subbed.
Anything by Martin Fowler (I own PEAA, and have read many of his free blogs) Design Patterns Explained - Allan Shalloway and James Trott Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces (can be found free online); only read this if you want to learn how computers really work at a level above digital circuits but lower level than what the average developer learns Clean Code by Uncle Bob is pretty good too Richard Feynman's textbook on Computer Science is in my opinion the most important book to read for foundational CS concepts. Nobody teaches as well as he does.
In any case you probably want to check the project level and app module level build gradle files to ensure that you have the correct libraries imported.
It is an intermediate/advanced level tutorial. If there's anything you'd like to learn about specifically, I can possibly point you to a different tutorial which explains a specific concept.
