You never touched Groovy, nor did you jump on the Scala train.
Clojure never attracted you; and you heard about Ceylon long after the language had already died.
You are one of those old-fashioned Java folks!
But now, after all those years, you want to join the cool Kotlin kids.
So, where to start?
Let’s discover the language together by decompiling it to Java code.
Today: the Companion Object and top level declarations!
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You never touched Groovy, nor did you jump on the Scala train.
Clojure never attracted you; and you heard about Ceylon long after the language had already died.
You are one of those old-fashioned Java folks!
But now, after all those years, you want to join the cool Kotlin kids.
So, where to start?
Let’s discover the language together by decompiling it to Java code.
Today: Null Safety and the Safe Call Operator!
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You never touched Groovy, nor did you jump on the Scala train.
Clojure never attracted you; and you heard about Ceylon long after the language had already died.
You are one of those old-fashioned Java folks!
But now, after all those years, you want to join the cool Kotlin kids.
So, where to start?
Let’s discover the language together by decompiling it to Java code.
Today: the Data class!
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You never touched Groovy, nor did you jump on the Scala train.
Clojure never attracted you; and you heard about Ceylon long after the language had already died.
You are one of those old-fashioned Java folks!
But now, after all those years, you want to join the cool Kotlin kids.
So, where to start?
Let’s discover the language together by decompiling it to Java code.
Today: the Kotlin Class!
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You never touched Groovy, nor did you jump on the Scala train.
Clojure never attracted you; and you heard about Ceylon long after the language had already died.
You are one of those old-fashioned Java folks!
But now, after all those years, you want to join the cool Kotlin kids.
So, where to start?
Let’s discover the language together by decompiling it to Java code.
Today: Functions!
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