Written by Data makes the world go round, but without proper context, it can only tell a small part of the story. At a call center, for example, the average time that agents spend on calls tells you very little about the success of those calls. If the calls are super short, it could be because callers […]
People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. — Albert Einstein Time representation is a necessity for nearly all applications. The ability to display, reference, track, and manipulate moments of time plays an important role in the development of applications. But […]
Time calculations have always been a sensitive topic in most programming languages. Kotlin is no exception. If we have a function which accepts a time value to calculate a duration, it’s challenging to enforce a proper unit that the caller must follow. Starting from Kotlin 1.3.50, we can now make use of the Duration class […]