You can also check out the official blog here: https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/

The #C0BJ0GTE2 channel post good stuff to read occasionally, and if you're into reactive programming, you can check out the #C0B8Y8BHC channel (I'm not sure how busy it is though)

great, thx for information.

No prob

Do it's possible mock kotlin property? Looks like no way mock setter

there are a lot of awesome infos ))

I'm trying to use org.jetbrains.exposed in my project. I cannot figure out the maven magic to stick into my POM to get it. Could someone please explain like I'm five? I suspect I need a repository entry and I don't have one.

but_I_do_have_this.txt

Try that as a repo url

@drfriendless ^

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is a functional expression inlined when used in an inlined function? e.i

repeat(10, fun(){ println("hello") })

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Hello, there were a nice github based project supporting Kotlin for solving problems like Hackerrank or Project Euler, but I could not recall. Anyone?

exercism.io, I remembered after asking.

@drfriendless: see https://github.com/JetBrains/Exposed/issues/15 the artifact is set on Bintray there https://bintray.com/kotlin/exposed/exposed/view#files/org/jetbrains/exposed/exposed and then if you click the Set Me Up link you'll get:

<repository>
<snapshots>
<enabled>false</enabled>
</snapshots>
<id>bintray-kotlin-exposed</id>
<name>bintray</name>
<url>http://dl.bintray.com/kotlin/exposed</url>
</repository>

@nfrankel: oh good, thank you.

Should I ask for Exposed help in here?

If so: I'm using

mysql-connector-java

version

6.0.3

with Exposed version

0.5.0

and when I check if a table exists it says "Table name pattern can not be NULL or empty."

A fix for this issue is passing

nullNamePatternMatchesAll=true

to the connection URL. I'm not entirely sure if there's anything Exposed should do about this

@supaham: try #C0CG7E0A1 instead.

I'm getting a ClassNotFoundException when declaring a package in the REPL

Error.kt

What is the expected outcome?

@pavel.talanov: ^^

Yes, it's just another syntax to express function literals.

You can confirm it by inspecting generated bytecode

^^ thanks. Sorry, can't launch an IDE right now

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