Hello friends. I wrote a sample android app that combines for maximum productivity Kotlin, the Magellan navigation library (no fragments, just one activity), delegated properties to make views simple and stupid, unit tests with mockito-kotlin and instrumentation tests with the Testing Robots pattern from Jake Wharton https://github.com/jmfayard/android-kotlin-magellan

On the Rise of Kotlin by @codefinger https://blog.heroku.com/rise-of-kotlin

Video from my “Introduction to Kotlin coroutines” talk is up: https://vimeo.com/221264980/b3ac7f9001 Slides are here: https://www.slideshare.net/elizarov/introduction-to-kotlin-coroutines

@burak.eregar has left the channel

https://sydkotlin.space/#kotlin-night-2017 Videos published

Not KotDog - Using Kotlin and Clarifai to identify Hot Dogs

Do not do this! 😄 https://notes.devlabs.bg/syntactically-correct-sentences-in-kotlin-16d98717dc38

Yeah. I saw that and saw like wtf is happening in my life.

https://blog.frankel.ch/sonarqube-plugin-kotlin/3/ ping @sdeleuze

Kotlin is here. So what? by Alistair Sykes https://codeburst.io/kotlin-is-here-so-what-8103bc96436b

https://dzone.com/guides/java-development-and-evolution with an article by yours truly about concurrent code and co-routines

I disagree with this statement in that blog post

Scala designers seem not to bothered by pragmatism, as they follow another great idea.

If you watch Odersky’s talks, he is very open and frank about the mistakes they made and does a great job of explaining why they are making certain decisions in dotty.

you mean the same guy who tells that FP superior to OOP because they are many more conferences on FP than OOP?

I’ve never heard him say that. Do you have the source for that?