Does someone recommends this book for a kotlin beg...

# books

[Elizeu Silva dos Santos]

Does someone recommends this book for a kotlin begginer? Head First Kotlin (oreilly.com)

[Klitos Kyriacou]

It could be ok for people who already know another programming language and want to learn Kotlin. However, its style doesn't appeal to me because it uses a lot of text and images just to explain each simple concept. I prefer books that are concise. But each reader will have a different personal preference. However, another flaw with this book is that it's nearly 4 years old and Kotlin has made many improvements since then that won't be in this book.

[Elizeu Silva dos Santos]

Im a java developer so yes I am migrating from another lang. Could you recomend me a book from oreilly? (my company provides my safari books so they are free to me :))

[Klitos Kyriacou]

I've learned Kotlin purely from the documentation and tutorials on kotlinlang.org without using any book. I can recommend this website. Hopefully others will have book recommendations.

[Colton Idle]

i always like all of the Head First suite of books

[DK]

I like the content, quite a fun way to present it, but I just wished the layout was neater, not with 100 different fonts and diagrams springing up here and there.

[Colton Idle]

yeah. i think its to try to get your brain to memorize things. but i can see how some people dont like the noise

[Narayan Iyer]

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/java-to-kotlin/9781492082262/

[Narayan Iyer]

This author 👆🏼also has a YouTube channel dedicated to the book, check that out too! 👍🏼

[Elizeu Silva dos Santos]

Ill chack it @Narayan Iyer thank u

[Elizeu Silva dos Santos]

Thank you everyone for the suggestions

[Narayan Iyer]

https://youtube.com/@RefactoringDuncan

[Luis Mirabal]

Not a book, but I did this course years ago and I found it really good: https://gb.coursera.org/learn/kotlin-for-java-developers

[Colton Idle]

nice! i might take that one!