To the actual constructor, yeah.

If you already know Java don't bother with tutorials and just go straight to the reference: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/

So start here https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/basic-syntax.html and go trough everything on the left panel.

Hi guys! I'm interested in the TeamCity DSL, but I could not find any deeper infos or tutorials on the topic

Has any of you some experience with TC Kotlin?

Hey! There’s #teamcity but it is quite empty.

I’ve tried it some time ago. I remember that I mainly used the auto completion of IntelliJ. Also the structures are similar to the web frontend, so you can use the normal web configuration as a guide to a specific feature.

AFAIK teamcity is also able to convert existing config to Kotlin. That might also be a good starter.

Thanks, I've already converted my configuration

i haven't found any examples or tutorials on the topic

how can I have a class inside another class which has access to local variables in the outer class?

or maybe i could just pass the instances

strange, I tried to place

inner

before

class

and got all red highlights

so I thought the keyword wasnt in kotlin

hehe ok

Hey everyone

Just starting out with full-time kotlin last week with a background from full-time ionic/cordova. any tips on what resources would be the best for a developer like me with web background?

Oh yeah i'm writing an android app....

Going to try this one: https://www.udemy.com/android-oreo-kotlin-app-masterclass/?siteID=JVFxdTr9V80-374LhBmYmE9dVqEjTL4uug&LSNPUBID=JVFxdTr9V80

don’t try to swallow the whole thing in one go

Hmm yeah, maybe i should "pause" and create some small projects along the way?

I don't really have any mentors or discussion groups here

Google’s Android documentation is also pretty decent, and they’ve been adding Kotlin example code lately as well.

Hmm yeah but i need a certain skill level and workflow to use the documentation efficientively

It might help to start with something simple depending on what you are trying to do. Android itself has some shortcomings as a framework (ie. Fragments are generally disliked) that you probably would only hear about from a 3rd party guide though.

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When deserializing a class that uses lazy marked @delegate:Transient, how do I prevent it to be null on invocation?

It should "recompute" from another variable that is not null