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, we will take a look at a concept of data classes in Kotlin and how they can help us in a day-to-day work.
In this step by step guide I will show you Retrofit 2 features and how to configure it in a Kotlin project.
In this blog post, I will explain Kotlin’s groupBy() and partition() functions along with a few possible use-cases.
In this article I will teach you what exactly SOLID principles are with Kotlin examples to get an even better understanding of the topic.
If you have ever been wondering what is Kotlin, or why is it worth spending your time learning it, then check out my latest video.
In this article, I would like to show you some of the features and changes introduced in Kotlin 1.4 version.
This time, we will cover the basics of the Kotlin- loops. We will see, how to use for-loop, forEach, while, break and continue in our code.
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