voddan

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by voddan 10y ago
Netflix, for example. 3/4 of all Kotlin presentations are done by people outside of JetBrains who use Kotlin at work. And there are a lot of them.
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by voddan 10y ago
iOS and Android UX guides have completely different approaches to the logic of user interaction. AFAIK, Xamarin does not allow to have different layouts generated from shared code. So, even that components are native, their placement is ali
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by voddan 10y ago
The curly braces are the syntax for lambdas, one of the basic types `(T) -> R?`. There are plenty of examples for using that, but in the respective chapters: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/lambdas.html#hi
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by voddan 10y ago
"integrate Kotlin files into a Java project without using IntelliJ" - compilation of a mixed project is not a trivial tasks, many things must be set up. A detailed description of this takes a chapter in a book. That's the rea
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by voddan 10y ago
Could you please elaborate on what needs improving in the docs? Btw, the whole kotlinlang.org is OSS, and you can correct things you don't
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by voddan 10y ago
A few people mentioned problems with Kotlin documentation (presumably with a connection to the Surprise Language round of Codeforces). Could you describe in detail the problems you had? What was unclear or misleading? Were those problems wi
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by voddan 10y ago
The Kotlin reference is not supposed to be used for finding methods. The way to go is to use auto completion in an IDE. If you type `myArray.sort<ctrl+space>`, you get all one needs, including `sort`, `sorted`, `sortBy` (which you nee