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scastiel.dev
The more I play with Kotlin, the more convinced I am that a combo of two of its features is vastly underrated: first, the ability to create domain-specific languages (DSL), thanks to some syntactic sugar; then, the ability to write scripts and create interpreters for them. |
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alexn.org
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arturdryomov.dev
Kotlin and Gradle source sets in action |
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blog.ideotec.es
There are countless tutorials and example code for building an Android keyboard, but all of them use Java and the deprecated KeyboardView and Keyboard classes from android.inputmethodservice. If you're building an Android keyboard in 2020 you want to be using Kotlin and designing your own layout from scratch. |
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