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Kotlin: Update on Context Parameters
A new Kotlin blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: Update on Context Parameters | The Kotlin Blog
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sam-cooper
Author of Kotlin Coroutine Confidence
Very excited about this one. I think it has the potential to change a lot of Kotlin APIs for the better. I’ll be interested to see how coroutines change, in particular! Right now, we often have to pass around a CoroutineScope object to provide structured concurrency. Context parameters could provide a new way to do that with less friction.
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