There’s a long back story to Java annotations. Introduced in 2004 for Java 5 and supported by the javac compiler since Java 6 in 2002, Read more
Tag: kotlin
Announcing Krush – idiomatic persistence layer for Kotlin, based on Exposed
TL;DR
We’ve released a persistence library for Kotlin, you can find it on our Github. It’s a JPA-to-Exposed SQL DSL generator.
The state of
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Testing Kotlin with Spock Part 3 – Interface default method
Kotlin allows you to put method implementation in an interface. The same mechanism can be found in Java interfaces as default methods (and also Groovy Read more
Testing Kotlin with Spock Part 2 – Enum with instance method
Testing Kotlin with Spock Part 2 – Enum instance method
The enum class with instance method in Kotlin is quite similar to its Java version, Read more
When distributed monolith may work for you
The Distributed Monolith term surely has a bad press. When you read through blogs and conference talks I’m sure you’d better build a “traditional” monolith Read more
Testing Kotlin with Spock Part 1 – Object
Hamming Error Correction with Kotlin – part 1
Hamming code is one of the Computer Science/Telecommunication classics.
In this article, we’ll revisit the topic and implement a stateless Hamming(7,4) encoder using Kotlin.
Hamming
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Kotlin’s extensions for each class
Extensions in Kotlin are very powerful mechanism. It allows for add any method to any of existing classes. Each instance has (as in Java) equals Read more