@relizarov@phbastiani@pacoworks I would be interested in learning what makes linked lists useless. Is it only that they where invented 70 years ago? But more interestingly, I'd like to know what better structures Koltin has to offer (meaning persistent and fast data structures for stack operations).
@Aballano@arrow_kt No particular library is used, except for testing, using KotlinTest. All types are implemented in the book, which by the way may be a problem with automatic import in IntelliJ since my Result type clashes with the new Kotlin Result type.
"The Joy of Kotlin" is my new book about functional programming in Kotlin, available at https://t.co/yjI41YHmzI. You can get it with 50% off with discount code mlsaumont2. The code is valid through February 6.
This is probably a bit exaggerated, but I love it!☺️ Positive comments are always appreciated, and even more when they come from people really knowing the subject. Check Simon's excellent "Getting Started With Kotlin" Refcard at https://t.co/iHO04CzruQ
#TheJoyOfKotlin https://t.co/TCnpS23bQs
I really enjoyed the first available chapters, @pysaumont is a great writer and knows what he’s talking about. Really appreciate and recommend the book! #kotlin#joy
Looking forward to having it on my bookshelf https://t.co/JwGJr7pKSM