Nushell Niceties: Checking If Value Is In List Or String Or Key In Record
A blog by mrhaki
Nushell has the in operator to check if a value is an element of list. With the same in operator you can check if a string...
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https://t.co/vigCWswMjI
Kotlin protip: indexed access operator overloading with multiple indices
A blog by Riccardo
Operator overloading is one of Kotlin’s most beloved features. It lets you give familiar syntax to custom types, and you’re...
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https://t.co/BUpz0TIolz
Bonus: From Java to Kotlin – Part XII: Sealed Classes vs Enums / Polymorphism
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts,...
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https://t.co/aYzhTBweLb
From Java to Kotlin – Part XI: The Builder Pattern vs Type-safe Builders / DSL
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts,...
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https://t.co/eGo4E4G0aI
Digital Sovereignty, A Dutch company's dilemma in the age of US hyperscalers
A blog by Erik
If you run into a wall, don’t turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it." —...
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https://t.co/GbyAAC6b6y
Running COBOL in IntelliJ
A blog by Jacob
Within the JVM community, once in a while somebody jokes about getting old and therefore needing to start learning COBOL. Usually, someone responds that there are...
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https://t.co/Nb9nxvRNl6
From Java to Kotlin – Part X: Virtual Threads and Coroutines
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at...
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https://t.co/m3zQR1akUG
From Java to Kotlin – Part IX: Statics and Companion Objects
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar,...
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https://t.co/TrbWAu6q9I
From Java to Kotlin – Part VIII: The Ternary operator vs the Elvis Operator
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at...
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https://t.co/mWas2TFxxr
From Java to Kotlin – Part VII: Null Safety
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar, straightforward Java...
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https://t.co/CixR6NhZEP
From Java to Kotlin – Part VI: Higher-Order Functions Without Fear
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar,...
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https://t.co/bdRi0BlvMR
From Java to Kotlin – Part V: Switch vs When
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar, straightforward Java...
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https://t.co/cA6kiwaYZq
From Java to Kotlin – Part IV: Copying objects
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar, straightforward...
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https://t.co/jwG4XEK5fg
From Java to Kotlin – Part III: Default Values and Named Arguments
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar,...
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https://t.co/OKD7t7AjrC
From Java to Kotlin – Part II: Boring Data Classes
A blog by Justus
Considering a move to Kotlin? Coming from a Java background? In this short series of blog posts, I’ll take a look at familiar, straightforward...
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https://t.co/JOqvjLA9ny