That’s a nice example for Kotlin extension model applied to Spring!

I will make you more feedback later

I'll

Thanks 👍

I can’t work 100% on it, but is a project dear to my heart

I’ll keep it updated

With more visibility I am pretty sure people will send PR

I’m working on some DSLs for Spring Security

Configuration mainly

also this one https://github.com/MarioAriasC/KotlinPrimavera/wiki/JDBC

Feel free to add all the detail in the blog post comment, I will edit the blog post to mention you lib after.

thanks

Looks nice @dh44t

Hi. I use @Autowired to inject properties

@Autowired  var env: Environment? = null

. It works. But I want to use something more appropriate, e.g.

@Autowired val env: Environment;

Is it possible?

-.kt

can’t be a

val

@dh44t: thx

Hi, has anyone been trying to adopt Koltin for the real spring project? We're thinking it but not decided yet.

what is the reason to don’t decided it yet?

Umm, there is no precedent and official support just started...I mean it's so hard to persuade boss...😮

I am starting today a real Spring Boot + Kotlin project, I will share the github repo as soon as there is something to show.

It is a Geopatial chat developed with PostgreSql + Spring Boot + Kotlin. Not sure yet if the front and will be in Kotlin or in TypeScript.

We’ve got three Spring Boot projects with Kotlin, including one we converted from Groovy to Kotlin, and other the slightly annoying

open

stuff, it’s a joy

Ours is the backend for a mobile app to help like-minded musicians and music lovers to find each other. RESTfuls services built with Kotlin+SpringBoot+Neo4j

@danny, I’m considering using AspectJ weaver (runtime) in place of cglib. I believe there’s a SpringBoot ticket under discussion to make that easier. AFIAK, it removes the need to explicitly open methods that will be instrumented.

Meanwhile there’s this ticket: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FIDEA-152159 ^— provide IntelliJ inspection for method that should be open (@Transactional, etc)

Guys, thx!

That's awesome!