@@_hudeifa23 Retrofit written in java and has support for coroutines. On the other hand Ktor client written in kotlin and has inbuilt support of coroutines.
please guys solve this logging mess, I dont want to have to include slf4j related xmls or dependencies, just make it work out of the box ........ with a kotlin idiomatic enum to configure it or something !!
you can use slf4j-simple if you want something bare-bones. i doubt they'll ever implement something like this simply because you won't really find a single production application that doesn't use SLF4j.
Incredible presentation! I can see why Garth's a developer advocate
Amazing talk. I am totally sold that the Ktor is the way. Thank you JetBrains team.❤
i am newbie to mobile dev is it better than retrofit and in what spaces please ?
@@_hudeifa23 Retrofit written in java and has support for coroutines. On the other hand Ktor client written in kotlin and has inbuilt support of coroutines.
please guys solve this logging mess, I dont want to have to include slf4j related xmls or dependencies, just make it work out of the box ........ with a kotlin idiomatic enum to configure it or something !!
you can use slf4j-simple if you want something bare-bones. i doubt they'll ever implement something like this simply because you won't really find a single production application that doesn't use SLF4j.
Placing a SL4J jar on the classpath enables logging though ;)
No, SL4J is just a faced jar, it doesn't include logging implementation.