Java to Kotlin: a Refactoring Guidebook
ISBN 9781492082279
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The published version is now live on learning.oreilly.com/library…
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We've published the introduction to Chapter 7 - Actions to Calculations from @java_to_kotlin inspired by the ever excellent @ericnormand
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Our book seems to be fulfilling its goals :-) goodreads.com/review/show/48…
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I can't bear to listen to myself, but just in case you want to legacycode.rocks/podcast-1/e…
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Reading Java to Kotlin from @natpryce and @duncanmcg and I have to say it’s pretty awesome. Totally recommend it! It has refactoring tips, functional programming insight and a few Kotlin tidbits you might have skimmed over or didn’t think about them!
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There’s so much buzz around Koltin and many think it might someday replace Java…
So today, we have two special guests - @duncanmcg & @natpryce, the author of Java to Kotlin - joining us to reveal all the advantages of Kotlin and much more.
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Stumbled across this oldie but goodie thread; nice to see @java_to_kotlin get a mention. Adding a bunch of these others to my TBR pile.
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I keep buying my team @java_to_kotlin .. not sure its under rated but its great. Even if you don't use java or kotlin
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Thank you so much to @natpryce and @duncanmcg for sending me not only a copy of their book, but a signed one. Definitely going to be reading it again.
The design principles we describe in “Java to Kotlin” are independent of the language version. However, details of the code & refactorings will become outdated as the language and tooling evolves.
We are documenting the changes on the book’s website
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Re-reading the first chapter of @duncanmcg & @natpryce's Java to Kotlin and really enjoying thinking about the "grain" of a programming language learning.oreilly.com/library…
ALT Like wood, a programming language has a grain. In both carpentry and programming, when you work with the grain, things go smoothly. When you work against the grain, things are more difficult. When you work against the grain of a programming language, you have to write more code than necessary, performance suffers, you are more likely to introduce defects, you usually have to override convenient defaults, and you have to fight against the tooling every step of the way. Going against the grain involves constant effort with an uncertain payoff.
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Really enjoyed recording this episode with @natpryce and Duncan. Also, I think we know who the padawan is @sebi_io youtube.com/watch?v=YGmBTQMG…
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The second video in a series refactoring the Gilded Rose from Java to Kotlin youtu.be/ajl3dpNTdM0 @java_to_kotlin @OReillyMedia
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I've produced a video demonstrating techniques from our book youtube.com/watch?v=rpGGTT7I… @java_to_kotlin @OReillyMedia
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@natpryce and I are on Talking Kotlin talking about Java to Kotlin youtube.com/watch?v=YGmBTQMG…
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