Hey @sdeleuze Which version of Kotlim contains the fix the for the final interface lambdas?

1.0.1

Not released yet

Please vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-11235 for better

@RequestMapping

support

@sdeleuze: +1

I'm also doing a side project with Spring Boot and Kotlin to see how feel working with both, I think I can call it a

real world

project. If someone wants to see it, is on github https://github.com/out-door/core

@hotchemi: I’ve got a spring boot app in production for quite some time.

@hhariri: Thx. In JetBrains?

@hotchemi: Yes. It’s an integration between our Slack and some of our services.

Awesome!

I have updated (again) my Kotlin + Spring Boot blog post with the latest infos regarding to the

arrayOf

mandatory usage for array annotation attributes, see https://spring.io/blog/2016/02/15/developing-spring-boot-applications-with-kotlin#array-annotation-attribute for more details.

Glad to see that a fix is expected for Kotlin 1.1

That's including toString() and getters and setters 'cause there is no need to omit them for brevity 😄

no setters there, properties are `val`s simple smile

main methods in Java should static methods inside a class

missing “be” after should

Application classes are not strictly equivalent, because in Kotlin version log is non-static, but it probably doesn’t matter since Application is a singleton.

I mean in the Spring Boot sense

Not sure why you need

toTypedArray

in collections example, list is as good.

‘cause is needed as parameter

Ah, I see, not clear from the readme

yeah

<http://log.info|log.info>(customer.toString())

could be

<http://log.info|log.info>(“$customer”)

isn’t slower?

same

well, could be a tiny-tiny bit, cause string interpolation calls

String.valueOf(customer)

, which is null-check plus toString

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I am doing good progress on my Spring Boot + Kotlin + Exposed app: https://github.com/sdeleuze/geospatial-messenger

I will give a talk next week based on my feedback developing this app

Feel free to have a look and give your feedback, Kotlin extensions + Exposed are very nice to support custom SQL feature like PostGis in my example