This book shows how to implement traditional design patterns in Kotlin. Alexey Soshin looks at the new patterns and paradigms that have emerged. This second edition is updated to cover the changes introduced from Kotlin 1.2 up to 1.5 and focuses more on the idiomatic usage of coroutines, which have become a stable language feature.
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Author: Alexey Soshin Publisher: Packt Date: January 2022 Pages: 356 ISBN: 978-1801815727 Print: 1801815720 Kindle: B09M6TLWHY Audience: Kotlin developers Level: Intermediate Category: Other Languages
- Implement all the classical design patterns using the Kotlin programming language
- Apply reactive and concurrent design patterns to make your application more scalable
- Discover best practices in Kotlin and explore its new features
- Understand the key principles of functional programming and learn how they apply to Kotlin
- Find out how to write idiomatic Kotlin code and learn which patterns to avoid
- Harness the power of Kotlin to design concurrent and reliable systems with ease
- Create an effective microservice with Kotlin and the Ktor framework
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