Learn to check if a Mono is empty in Kotlin and define static and dynamic fallback values to create robust reactive flows.
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Leonardo Colman Lopes
Hello, I am Léo 👋 I am a simple person passionate about life. An eternal learner passionate about technology. An enthusiast of the most diverse sciences (perhaps all?), I seek to understand and demonstrate how the complexities of knowledge can be simplified and integrated into society through a little electrified box that we trick into thinking for us.
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- Kotlin Concurrency (1)
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Excluding a Library from All Dependencies in Kotlin DSL in Gradle
Filed under Libraries
Learn how to exclude a library or a transitive dependency using the Kotlin DSL syntax in a Gradle.
Building a Kotlin Library Using Gradle
Filed under Libraries
A quick tutorial on building a library in Kotlin with Gradle.
Dagger 2 Constructor Injection with Named Arguments in Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin
A quick tutorial on using named injection with Dagger 2 in Kotlin.
Migration from Dagger to Koin
Filed under Kotlin
A quick tutorial on migrating a Kotlin application from Dagger to Koin for dependency injection.
Implement Scheduler/Timer with Kotlin Coroutine
Filed under Kotlin Concurrency
A quick tutorial on creating timers and schedulers with Kotlin coroutines.
Using “Greater Than” and “Less Than” Comparison on Nullable Integers in Kotlin
Filed under Kotlin Basics
A quick tutorial on using greater than or less than with nullable integers in Kotlin.
What’s New in Kotlin 2.0.0
Filed under Kotlin
A quick summary of several key features released as part of the Kotlin 2.0.0 upgrade.
Managing Test Resources in Kotlin
Filed under Testing
A quick tutorial on managing test resources with several popular testing frameworks in Kotlin.