As an ex-Java developer I felt in love with Kotlin less-verbose syntax and features. Just like Ktor and IntelliJ- created by the JetBrains team and fully compatible with the JVM can be used wherever Java could be used. Moreover, Kotlin has been chosen by Google as the main language for Android development. All the above wrapped together makes Kotlin a really comprehensive programming language- no matter if you are working with Spring Boot or creating mobile apps.
In this article, I will show you how to implement your custom TriFunction in Kotlin and how SAM conversions, and lambdas can help us with it.
In this publication, we will learn how to implement statically-typed, type-safe Kotlin builders which we can use to implement our own DSLs.
Check out this article to learn how Kotlin operator overloading- a custom behavior for operators, like +,-,*, and unary plus- can help you.
In this, revisited article I will show you everything you need to know when working with Spring WebClient and Kotlin coroutines.
In this article, we will learn a bit more about Kotlin password hashing, PBKDF2, and how to write a Kotlin code with PBKDF2 in practice.
In this ultimate guide, I will show you how to use Retrofit 2 With Kotlin Coroutines and what exactly you should know to use it.
In this article, I will show you how the Kotlin when expression (aka Kotlin switch) works and how to use it in your Kotlin projects.
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