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Author: bartkessels

_config.yml

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 # Site
+url: "https://bartkessels.net"
 name: "Bart Kessels"
 title: "Bart Kessels"
 description: "Passionate open source software engineer."

_posts/android/create-an-application/2024-02-28-set-up-view-models-with-jetpack-compose.md

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+---
+title: Set up View Models with Jetpack Compose
+description: You've just set up Jetpack Compose, but how do you properly separate the UI from the business logic? This is were Android has you covered with View Models.
+author: bart
+layout: post
+image: assets/images/android/create-an-application/set-up-view-models-with-jetpack-compose.png
+caption: This image is generated using Dall-E
+prompt: Generate an image of a phone on which the top side of the screen contains UI elements and the bottom of the screen contains code in a minimalistic flat style
+date: 2023-02-28
+categories: [android]
+permalink: android/set-up-view-models-with-jetpack-compose
+tags: [Android, Jetpack Compose, UI, App Development, View Models, Business logic, Separation of concerns]
+related: create_android_app
+related_to: [android, jetpack_compose, create_android_app]
+---

_posts/software/2023-12-13-releasing-upset.md

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ date: 2023-12-13 12:00
 categories: [software]
 permalink: software/upset
 tags: [Installation, setting up, Windows, MacOS, Linux]
+related: upset
 ---
 
 ## Introduction

_posts/windows/2024-02-07-install-oh-my-posh.md

@@ -93,18 +93,18 @@ In the above example the `face` is set to `MesloLGM Nerd Font`, but you need to
 
 #### Set the theme
 
-Oh My Posh includes a lot of custom themes off the bat. These themes can be found by running the `Get-PoshThemes` CMDLet. To use the theme you like you need to update your local `.powershellrc` file or your `$profile` file for the theme to load everytime you start a new Powershell instance.
+Oh My Posh includes a lot of custom themes off the bat. These themes can be found by running the `Get-PoshThemes` CMDLet. To use the theme you like you need to update your `$profile` file for the theme to load everytime you start a new Powershell instance.
 
-When running the `Get-PoshThemes` CMDLet, for each theme the specified file is displayed, you need to copy the file for that theme into your `.powershellrc` or `$profile` file.
+When running the `Get-PoshThemes` CMDLet, for each theme the specified file is displayed, you need to copy the file for that theme into your `$profile` file.
 
 Open your `$profile` file using notepad `notepad $profile` and add or alter the following line
 
 ```
 oh-my-posh init pwsh --config "$env:POSH_THEMES_PATH/<FILE_OF_THE_THEME>.json" | Invoke-Expression
 ```
 
-This will execute the `init` command from Oh My Posh and set the theme to the file you copied before. To see your changes you can either close the current Powershell instance and open another one, or load the altered `$profile` file into your current session by running
+This will execute the `init` command from Oh My Posh and set the theme to the file you copied before. To see your changes, you can either close the current Powershell instance and open another one, or load the altered `$profile` file into your current session by running
 
 ```pwsh
-> . $PROFILE
+> . $profile
 ```