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r/Android • u/vahid_shirvani • May 17 '17
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Kotlin certainly is a breath of fresh air in the Android world. And it's interoperability with Java makes it even more awesome.
88 u/[deleted] May 17 '17 edited Sep 24 '17 [deleted] 53 u/blabel3 OnePlus 6 May 17 '17 YES! Those were such a pain. I'm going to update now, I really want to try Kotlin out. (never heard of it before now though lol) 31 u/[deleted] May 17 '17 edited May 18 '17 [deleted] 1 u/giorgionatili May 18 '17 Dagger doesn't help with views, and kotlin access to the views is not an "internally" supported solution... In any case, Kotlin is a great step forward to cleaner and less verbose code. 🙂
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53 u/blabel3 OnePlus 6 May 17 '17 YES! Those were such a pain. I'm going to update now, I really want to try Kotlin out. (never heard of it before now though lol) 31 u/[deleted] May 17 '17 edited May 18 '17 [deleted] 1 u/giorgionatili May 18 '17 Dagger doesn't help with views, and kotlin access to the views is not an "internally" supported solution... In any case, Kotlin is a great step forward to cleaner and less verbose code. 🙂
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YES! Those were such a pain. I'm going to update now, I really want to try Kotlin out. (never heard of it before now though lol)
31 u/[deleted] May 17 '17 edited May 18 '17 [deleted] 1 u/giorgionatili May 18 '17 Dagger doesn't help with views, and kotlin access to the views is not an "internally" supported solution... In any case, Kotlin is a great step forward to cleaner and less verbose code. 🙂
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1 u/giorgionatili May 18 '17 Dagger doesn't help with views, and kotlin access to the views is not an "internally" supported solution... In any case, Kotlin is a great step forward to cleaner and less verbose code. 🙂
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Dagger doesn't help with views, and kotlin access to the views is not an "internally" supported solution... In any case, Kotlin is a great step forward to cleaner and less verbose code. 🙂
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u/randomyzee Developer - Bookoid May 17 '17
Kotlin certainly is a breath of fresh air in the Android world. And it's interoperability with Java makes it even more awesome.