❓ if you are having strong Java background, do you feel it uncomfortable, or may be refreshing that Kotlin files are not bound strictly to class names as in Java?
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eygraber
03/26/2017, 6:50 AM
orangy: Some times yes, some times no, some times both 😂
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jdiaz
03/26/2017, 12:58 PM
@orangy No, knowing the classname and doing Cmd+O or Ctrl+N one doesn't need to know the filename
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miha-x64
03/26/2017, 1:14 PM
Refreshing. It's OK to declare many small top-level classes/interfaces, which are belong to one logical unit.
Annotation classes (@interfaces) which take the whole files are ugly.
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louiscad
03/28/2017, 11:35 AM
Having a strong Java+Android background, I love Kotlin's way to name files and classes as I can move some code to another file without breaking any API or having to do any refactoring, as long as I was ok with the package name