Kotlin Standard Library Cookbook (Packt)
Monday, 10 September 2018

The recipes in this book offer coding solutions that can be readily executed. The book covers various topics related to data processing, I/O operations, and collections transformation. Author Samuel Urbanowicz walks through effective design patterns in Kotlin and shows how coroutines add new features to JavaScript. The recipes show how to implement clean, reusable functions and scalable interfaces containing default implementations. In the concluding chapters, recipes are provided on functional programming concepts, such as lambdas, monads, functors, and Kotlin scoping functions.

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Author: Samuel Urbanowicz
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Date: July 2018
Pages: 242
ISBN: 978-1788837668
Print: 1788837665
Kindle: B07DTFWKJP
Audience: Kotlin programmers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

  • Work with ranges, progressions, and sequences in use cases
  • Add new functionalities to current classes with Kotlin extensions
  • Understand elements such as lambdas, closures, and monads
  • Build a REST API consumer with Retrofit and a coroutine adapter
  • Discover useful tips and solutions for making your Android projects
  • Explore the benefits of standard library features

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