java-to-kotlin

Java to Kotlin: a Refactoring Guidebook

[java-to-kotlin @java_to_kotlin]

The published version is now live on https://t.co/1GOMUHn7BV

[Nat Pryce @natpryce]

Look what just arrived 😀

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

The murdercat seems to be staging a takeover of Awesome Kotlin Weekly! https://t.co/rMuiFLVv6H
For the book https://t.co/vVmqZxWrVF @java_to_kotlin
My YouTube channel https://t.co/tbOtBx1n3v

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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

https://t.co/gNeJS2isaf

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

Our book seems to be fulfilling its goals :-) https://t.co/gn95z6Et2E
@natpryce @java_to_kotlin

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

Functional error handling with #http4k and #kotlin https://t.co/Fysz1QWq9E

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

I can't bear to listen to myself, but just in case you want to https://t.co/ClnqlNURR4

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

Lots of love for my @http4k content, so I've pulled out a playlist https://t.co/xQbWW8HpaT

If you want more, be sure to subscribe to the channel.

[George Theocharis @G_Theocharis]

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!

[corgibytes @corgibytes]

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.

https://t.co/kdCLCLTqQt

[Zan McQuade @ZanMcQuade]

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.

[kevin_peel @kevin_peel]

@GeePawHill 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

[Hadi Hariri @hhariri]

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.

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@alexpwerner @rafaelrossignol @AluraOnline @paulo_caelum @duncanmcg @natpryce Muito obrigado!

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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

https://t.co/KaYACEPMqu

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@alexpwerner @ZanMcQuade @duncanmcg @natpryce Thank you!

[Zan McQuade @ZanMcQuade]

Re-reading the first chapter of @duncanmcg & @natpryce's Java to Kotlin and really enjoying thinking about the "grain" of a programming language https://t.co/jfnb5EU7sg

[Hadi Hariri @hhariri]

Really enjoyed recording this episode with @natpryce and Duncan. Also, I think we know who the padawan is @sebi_io https://t.co/186PhXXzJx

[Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg]

The second video in a series refactoring the Gilded Rose from Java to Kotlin https://t.co/Fmx4EpQrgj @java_to_kotlin @OReillyMedia