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- Kotlin Basics (19)
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- Spring (9)
- Kotlin-Java Interop (9)
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- Kotlin Concurrency (7)
- Asynchronous Programming (7)
- Kotlin Arrays (6)
- Series (5)
- Kotlin Functions (5)
- Kotlin Server-Side (4)
- Kotlin IO (4)
- Patterns (3)
- Kotlin Web (3)
- Kotlin Numbers (3)
- HTTP Client-Side (3)
- Functional Programming (3)
- Persistence (2)
- Algorithms (2)
- Security (1)
- Kotlin Dates (1)
Quick Guide to Kotlin Default and Named Arguments
Filed under Kotlin Functions
We can avoid providing long lists of inputs, or defining multiple overloads of a function, by using a combination of named parameters and defaults.
The Observer Pattern in Kotlin
Filed under Patterns
Learn several ways how to implement the observer pattern in Kotlin.
Difference Between fold and reduce in Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin Collections
Explore the differences between fold() and reduce().
Kotlin Reactive Microservice With Spring Boot
Filed under Kotlin Server-Side, Spring
Learn how to create a microservice application with Kotlin and Spring Boot.
Finding an Element in a List Using Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin Collections
Learn how to use Kotlin with lists to find and filter elements on it.
Java EE Application with Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin Server-Side
Learn how to build CRUD REST JPA application in Kotlin, how to deploy it, how to run it in the Java EE container and how to test it with Arquillian.
MockMvc Kotlin DSL
Filed under Testing
Have a look at the new Kotlin-specific MockMvc support available in Spring
Converting a Kotlin File to Java
Filed under Kotlin-Java Interop
Learn how to convert a Kotlin file to Java using the Fernflower tool from the command line or within IntelliJ IDEA.