canary | a music streaming server/client with DAAP support

I went through next.js example projects, especially how to integrate google analytics and facebook pixel.

Both integrations use routeChangeComplete event here and here. It triggers when user changes route and then page view event is sent to analytics tools.

routeChangeComplete event doesn't trigger on initial render (first user visit). It triggers only when user changes route (enters another route). I think Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel page view events should be sent on the first user's visit as well. How to do that correctly in next.js projects?

I'm trying to use Compose and Hilt (lastest version) on Android Canary, but i couldn't sync the project. Error message below:

For several days I've been trying to successfully build my project on which I was working on (Using Jetpack Compose), but when I updated the gradle build plugin and few more dependencies I've been unable to run the project correctly. There is some gradle version conflict with dagger-hilt dependencies and I'm not sure how to fix it. I'm using Canary BETA version of Android Studio.

Also here are all my gradle build files:

Gradle Build Module App:

I'm trying to configure a canary rollout for a demo, but I'm having trouble getting the traffic splitting to work with linkerd. The funny part is I was able to get this working with istio and i find istio to be much more complicated then linkerd.

I have a basic go-lang service define like this:

I cannot get my project to compile after upgrading to compose beta-01. When searching for "alpha-13" in my project I cannot find something too, which is really weird. It worked with alpha-12 though. Im running the correct Android Studio (Arctic Fox Canary 8 at the time)

Invalidate Caches restart, clean project and cleaned global cache does not work

• Android Studio: Android Studio Arctic Fox Beta 2 and Bumblebee Canary 1
• AGP: 7.1.0-alpha01
• Firebase Analytics: com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-ktx:19.0.0
• Firebase Crashlytics: com.google.firebase:firebase-crashlytics-ktx:18.0.0
• minifyEnabled: true
• Proguard Config specifically for Firebase: None

When I build my app with minifyEnabled = true and try to start the app, app crashes right after it launches with the following crash log:

I am trying to implement stack canaries manually and without the standard library. Therefore I have created a simple PoC with the help of this guide from the OSDev wiki. The article suggests that a simple implementation must provide the __stack_chk_guard variable and the __stack_chk_fail() handler.

However, when I compile using GCC and provide the -fstack-protector-all flag, the executable does not contain any stack canary check at all. What am I missing to get GCC to include the stack canary logic?

I have pulled and cloned a repo of an android project of one of my friend, which is written in Kotlin. But as soon as the Gradle is starting to sync, it gives me an error.

I was about to update the support SDK to the latest version of Android which is SDK 31 "S" but It has some issue with Gradle sync.

The error