Kotlin Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide, 2nd Ed
Wednesday, 03 November 2021

Based on Big Nerd Ranch’s popular Kotlin Essentials course, and written for Kotlin 1.4, in this guide David Greenhalgh and Josh Skeen show you how to work effectively with the Kotlin programming language through hands-on examples and clear explanations of key Kotlin concepts and foundational APIs. 

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Whether you are an experienced Android developer looking for modern features beyond what Java offers or a new developer ready to learn your first programming language, the authors will guide you from first principles to advanced usage of Kotlin.

Author: David Greenhalgh and Josh Skeen
Publisher: Big Nerd Ranch Guides
Date: November 2021
Pages: 909
ISBN: 978-0136891055
Print: 0136891055
Kindle: B09HRCMLTV
Audience: programmers wanting to learn Kotlin
Level: Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

 

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