Kotlin Weekly - Kotlin Weekly #377

 
 

ISSUE #377

22nd of October 2023
 



Articles


How to Deal With Transaction Handling in SpringBoot Applications When Using Either
Matthias Schenk comes back to error handling, this time using Either. He struggled in the past, and wants to share some notes with us.
towardsdev.com

Kotlin Reflection: Method and property references
Reflection in programming is a program's ability to introspect its own source code symbols at runtime. In this excerpt from Advanced Kotlin, we can see a few examples and practical applications.
kt.academy

Observability in Action Part 3: Enhancing Your Codebase with OpenTelemetry
Yonatan Karp-Rudin published his third part of his series about how to instrument your backend services and libraries for better visibility of your code behaviour in production.
yonatankarp.com

How to add Kotlin as a second language to a SpringBoot app using Maven multimodule
Stephan Schröder was checking the Kotlin documentation on how to configure a Maven project to use Java and Kotlin, and he struggled a bit to set it up. He shares with us what he learnt.
void2unit.onrender.com

Kotlin and Variance: Navigating Type Relationships
This article is a comprehensive exploration of type variance in Kotlin and its practical implications in software development.
verbosemode.substack.com

Sealed Classes: An Alternative Approach To The Visitor Pattern In Kotlin And Java 21
In this article, Adib Faramarzi takes a look at how the functionality of sealed classes and exhaustive pattern matching can be an alternative solution for the Visitor pattern in Kotlin and Java 21.
adibfara.medium.com

Logger.i() Not Your Style? Customize Kermit Logger!
Touchlab reworked the Kermit KMP logging API recently, and one of the changes was to separate core from the common public API surface. This post talks about adding your own API on top of the logging core
touchlab.co

Functional event sourcing
This new article by Jakub Zalas narrates how a functional domain model might work in practice by applying the event sourcing pattern.
dev.to

Challenge: Refactor collection processing
Marcin Moskala comes with a new challenge: this time about how to refactor and clean up code.
kt.academy

Kermit Now Supports WASM
KMP is getting real WASM support, and Touchlab has been diving in. This post will discuss Touchlab’s experience with WASM, WASM in Kermit, and show an example of using WASM in an existing codebase.
touchlab.co

Idiomatic Kotlin: Merge Two Strings Alternately + Benchmarks
Chetan Gupta solves the problem of merging two strings alternatively using Kotlin.
chetan-garg36.medium.com



Videos


Isuru Rajapakse - Setting Sail with Compose Multiplatform
In this video from the GDG Melbourne Devfest, Isuru Rajapakse speaks about navigation in Compose Multiplatform.
www.youtube.com

Jetpack Compose for Maps
Darryl Bayliss speaks about Jetpack Compose for Maps, a Compose library for the Google Maps SDK.
www.youtube.com



Libraries


QRose
QRose is a library for generating styled QR codes in Compose Multiplatform.
github.com

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