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Jake Wharton announced yesterday that

Jake Wharton announced yesterday that all the Lysine projects (OkHttp, Okio, Retrofit, SQLDelight…) don’t allow contributors to use LLMs to generate code or write PR descriptions/comments anymore.

Can’t blame him. It’s really tiring and risky to keep up with changes submitted by people who don’t fully understand them, especially in an OSS library. It also feels disrespectful to the maintainers, if you ask me.

Is it the best decision for OSS? I’m curious to hear what you think.

https://twitter.com/JorgeCastilloPr/status/2088636197526515715

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Jetpack Compose 1.12 has been released

Jetpack Compose 1.12 has been released! So many new goodies to look at:

🌅 Mesh Gradient support – along with support inside Android Studio
✌🏻 Interactive Two-Stage Transitions
💬 Many text features such as editable text formatting and text selection

https://twitter.com/riggaroo/status/2087850931580760139

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/08/jetpack-compose-august-2026-release.html

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Kotlin 2.4.20-RC is out

https://twitter.com/kotlin/status/2087482878875533325

📢 Kotlin 2.4.20-RC is out! Here are some of the highlights:

✅ Standard library: Support for coroutine stack trace recovery and new functions for checking equality and uniqueness of collection elements

✅ Kotlin/Native: New Swift export features, and the first Kotlin compiler native image

✅ Kotlin/Wasm: Changes to top-level require() calls in @JsFun declarations, improved companion object initialization order, and support for Wasmtime in the Kotlin Gradle plugin

✅ Kotlin/JS: New DSL for browser-testing and support for exporting suspend lambdas as async functions

✅ Build tools API: Support for new targets: Kotlin/JS, Kotlin/Wasm, and Kotlin metadata

Try it out: kotl.in/2-4-20-rc