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In this book, author Peter Sommerhoff aims to help you rapidly understand Kotlin’s principles and techniques, apply Kotlin in production app development, integrate Kotlin with existing Java code, and plan a migration to Kotlin, if you choose. If you have at least basic programming experience in another language, the overview and examples are designed to get the reader quickly up-to-speed with the Kotlin language, its constructs, and its advanced functional and object-oriented capabilities.
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Author: Peter Sommerhoff Publisher: Addison-Wesley Date: January 2019 Pages: 432 ISBN: 978-0134854199 Print: 0134854195 Kindle: B07LDDW6T8 Audience: developers who want to learn Kotlin Level: Intermediate Category: Other Languages and Phone/mobile
- Understand Kotlin’s goals, principles, advantages, design, and constructs
- Take full advantage of functional programming in the Kotlin environment
- Write more concise and reusable code using Kotlin’s object-oriented features
- Interoperate with existing Java code, and plan a migration to Kotlin
- Use coroutines to efficiently handle concurrency
- Capture data via third-party APIs, map it to internal data representations, and present it to users
- Master best practices for architecting Kotlin Android apps
- Improve productivity and readability by creating simple domain-specific languages in Kotlin
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