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Kotlin Best Practices training course

Gain highly effective skills for developing in Kotlin for Android, and Java Backends

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  • Learn Efficient collection processing
  • Use and learn Best practices
  • Advanced generics, design Kotlin and Java
  • Designing Kotlin for usage from Java
  • Designing Java for usage from Kotlin
  • Learn Concurrence
  • DSL definition - DSL definition in Kotlin
  • Use Functional programming in Kotlin

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Our Kotlin Best Practices training course focuses on gaining highly effective , advanced Kotlin skills and best practices for seasoned Kotlin developers

We will look at how to effectively format your Kotlin code for best results, common mistakes made by Kotlin developers and how to avoid them, efficient coding, real-life examples, and tips relating to Kotlin.

We will look at the topics covered by the Introductory courses, but at a deeper level..

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JBI training course London UK
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Seasoned Kotlin Developers looking to get more out of their Kotlin code to help develop commercial applications on Google's Android platform or Backend Applications with Kotlin

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  • Safety:

    • Limit mutability
    • Eliminate platform types as soon as possible
    • Do not expose inferred types
    • Prefer composition over inheritance
    • Make it clear that top-level functions are not member functions
       

  • Readability:

    • Design for readability
    • Use operator overloading methods as their names indicate
    • Consider naming arguments
    • Avoid returning or operating on Unit?
    • Specify variable type when it is not clear
    • Consider referencing receiver explicitly
       

  • Reusability

    • Do not repeat knowledge
    • Do not repeat common algorithms
    • Reuse between different platforms by extracting common modules

     

  • Abstraction design

    • Each function should be written in terms of a single level of abstraction
    • Define abstractions
    • Respect abstraction contract
    • Restrict visibility
    • Use abstraction to protect code against changes
    • Consider wrapping external API
       

  • Objects creation

    • Consider factory functions instead of constructors
    • Consider primary constructor with named optional arguments
    • Consider defining DSL for complex object creation

  • Class design

    • Use data modifier to represent a bundle of data
    • Use function types instead of interfaces to pass operations and actions
    • Do not use properties to express behavior
    • Respect contract of equals
    • Respect contract of hashCode
    • Respect contract of compareTo
    • Respect contract of arithmetic operators

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    Make it cheap

    • Avoid unnecessary object creation
    • Consider inline modifier for higher-order functions
    • Eliminate obsolete object references
    • Use tail recursion to achieve efficient recurrence
    • Efficient collection processing
    • Prefer Sequence for bigger collections with more than one processing step
    • Consider Arrays with primitives for performance critical processing
    • Consider using mutable collections
 

 

 
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