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Kotlin Manchester meet up today

<!channel> I wouldn't usually resort to pingspamming an entire channel but I need help as soon as possible. We have just found that our codebase hangs on a single core machine whenever it uses

Fiber.sleep

or

Strand.sleep

I think this is the point of this channel, its not general chat anyway

@jkbbwr: Sorry I can’t be much help. I don’t think the quasar people are on this channel much. If you find a way to ping them and invite them here it might be some help

Its been dead for months don't worry

@jkbbwr: Quasar is dead!? :O

the channel is dead

ah, ok. that’s a shame, but not so bad.

Anyone know what the status of Quasar is?

@iamsteveholmes: Folks were saying this channel is dead. . therefore, might not be the place to ask.

Ha

@iamsteveholmes: Im using it a hell of alot. Its pretty good and mostly stable now

Thanks @jkbbwr

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If you use Quasar with Kotlin you might found it interesting (simple solution to avoid

@Suspendable

annotation): https://github.com/puniverse/quasar/issues/200#issuecomment-228449941

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I've used my first Fibers today, it almost felt too easy ... unless I'm doing it wrong?

println(fiber @Suspendable { blockingCodeGoesHere }.get())

I see in the docs under Pulsar, it's mentioned that certain libraries are compiled to use Fibers, what does that mean, did they search replace all Threads with Fibers and all ThreadPools with Fibers as well or did they use bytecode instrumentation to modify the jar so that it uses fibers instead of threads?

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Hi, everyone

Hi everyone When I add q-drawer element in page there always has a white space area between left drawer and content page. How to fix the issue? thanks