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Overview: Kotlin is an interesting language because it is 100% runtime compatible with Java while being easier to use. Using Kotlin in either a new or existing JVM project makes programming simpler and your programs better, and this is one good reason for learning it. Kotlin experienced a surge of popularity when Google initially made it a first class language for Android development and, with Android now having officially replaced Java with Kotlin, it has continued to attract enthusiastic users. It has also found its way into many other domains as an object-oriented language that is fun and flexible in its approach. This third edition of Programmer’s Guide To Kotlin was prompted by the release of Kotlin 2 which uses a new compiler that makes it faster. Its most important feature is that it has full support for Compose Multiplatform. This is a UI framework for cross-platform development that encompasses desktop, web, Android and iOS. This innovative system is covered in a new chapter which introduces the way Compose works and how it exploits Kotlin’s unique features. This book introduces Kotlin to programmers. You don’t have to be an expert in Java or any other language, but you do need to know the basics of programming. As with all languages, Kotlin has some subtle areas where an understanding of how its small differences make a big difference to how you write expressive code.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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