Metaprogramming refers to code that operates on other code as if it were data. It can take code in as parameters, reflect over it, inspect it, create it, modify it, and return it. Static metaprogramming means doing that work at compile-time, and typically modifying or adding to the program based on that work.

Today it is possible to do static metaprogramming completely outside of the language - using packages such as build_runner to generate code and using the analyzer apis for introspection. These separate tools however are not well integrated into the compilers or tools, and it adds a lot of complexity where this is done. It also tends to be slower than an integrated solution because it can't share any work with the compiler.

Sop using the when/map function in freezed as it will be removed in the future version of freezed, if you are already used it there may be a tools for migration in the future

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Chrome 72 for Android shipped the long-awaited Trusted Web Activity feature, which means we can now distribute PWAs in the Google Play Store! I played with the feature for a while, digging into the APIs and here you have a summary of what’s going on, what to expect and how to use it today.

Whilst programming environments in general are constantly evolving, Android is undoubtedly one of the fastest changing year on year (or even month on month!) Read more about the top 5 techniques to watch out for in the coming months.

This month over 1700 engineers, entrepreneurs, and business leaders from around the world flew to Copenhagen, Denmark to attend KotlinConf, a two day conference run by JetBrains, the company behind the Kotlin programming language and Intellij. Attendees came to learn more about the language that has been adopted now by over 2.2 million users and powers 60% of the top 1000 apps in the Google Play Store.

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