tdelev

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   by tdelev 7y ago

   I was mostly referring to the Kotlin calling side of Java code and libraries, and yes you're technically right that would mean only 100% compatibility with existing Java code and not interoperability. But, when moving forward to using
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   by tdelev 7y ago

   For sure, declaring something as `val someReferenceOfMutableObject` will not make the object itself immutable, only the reference. The case I had in mind was when creating class with only `val` fields, and that would certainly make that cla
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   by tdelev 7y ago

   I have been extensively programming in Kotlin in the last 2 years coming from a 10 years Java experience. Even Java advanced a lot from from version 8, still it is very far behind in reaching the pure joy of programing in Kotlin, especially
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   by tdelev 8y ago

   The author here, if you have any questions happy to discuss.
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   Minesweeper in TypeScript and React(medium.com)

   2 points by tdelev 8y ago|1 comments