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- Kotlin
High-Order Functions vs. Inline Functions in Kotlin
One of Kotlin’s standout features is its robust support for functions, including high-order functions and inline functions. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of functions in Kotlin, exploring the differences between high-order functions and inline functions and understanding when to leverage each for optimal code efficiency.
- Kotlin
Design Patterns in Kotlin
A design pattern is a general repeatable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design. In this blog post, we will delve into various design patterns and explore how they can be effectively implemented in Kotlin.
- Kotlin
Sealed Classes vs Enums in Kotlin
Kotlin, a modern JVM programming language, brings a range of features to enhance expressiveness and conciseness. Two key constructs in Kotlin that contribute to its versatility are sealed classes and enum classes.
- Java
Don't Use Checked Exceptions
Introduction Java is the only (mainstream) programming language to implement the concept of checked exceptions. Ever since, checked exceptions have been the subject of controversy.
- Kotlin
Guide to Sorting in Kotlin
Sorting refers to the process of arranging elements in a specific order. The order could be ascending or descending based on certain criteria such as numerical or lexicographical order.
- Node
Understanding Socket.IO: Building a simple real-time chat app with Node.js and Socket.IO
Traditional web applications primarily used the HTTP request-response model, where clients sent requests to servers, and servers responded with data. However, implementing real-time features like live chat, notifications, collaborative tools, etc, was challenging.
Michael Krimgen
Olaoluwa Ajibade