Yes, most probably 🙂

yup, saw it mentions a few time around here. Thanks for your input Sir, appreciate.

Glad to be of help :))

Or is it best to keep the models in java

actually mine are in groovy but I digress

IMO, It is best to keep in java

ok Ill keep em in groovy

but then I have 3 languages 😉

Are there any kotlin tshirts?

I want a kotlin tshirt

if you're using

hibernate-jpamodelgen

, kotlin sources may not be processed

Im not using that

but good to know

like the same issue with

lombok

ic

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you don't need lombok with kotlin, realy

yes, but writing jpa domain classes in kotlin makes me really painful

Any web developers here? Do you prefer traditonal web model (using render engine and render the html source in the backend, then return it to browser) or headless web model (Just return to browser a static html/javasript source for every page, then the javascript will use ajax to request, retrieve necessary data and render the page at browser)

I'm a mobile & backend engineer, but I'm gonna build a backend for a website. Headless web model seems to be the best choice to separate the work of backend developer and front-end developer

go to @javascript

we are all web-developers there 🙂

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I read this week an article about using Kotlin for Java EE development, and I wonder what is the main usage of Kotlin devs. Link to a non-scientific poll. https://twitter.com/eenriquelopez/status/843702220164014080

Twitter gives only 4 choices, and no multiple choice is allowed. Polls here are not aiming to be scientific.

is there a guide for newcomers for developing kotlin?

if you know java already the koans exercise is a great way to get rolling

@frost23 also the Kotlin reference: http://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/basic-syntax.html

@frost23 also the Kotlin reference: http://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/basic-syntax.html

And be sure to ask questions if you have any, in #getting-started :)