Books

3. 通过这本书的学习，读者可以轻松开发属于自己的Android应用，具有很强的实用价值和吸引力。

The book about advanced Kotlin features most of us use, but nearly nobody understands, like variance modifiers, property delegation, interface delegation, contracts, multiplatform development, annotation processing, KSP, compiler plugins, and static analyzers.

Functional programming and Kotlin make such a great couple! In this book we explore ideas from the former that will definitely change the way you look and code in Kotlin.

There is a steep learning curve with adopting Jetpack Compose. Through real-world examples, this book will help you learn Jetpack Compose. You will create numerous throwaway sample apps and a working Todo List and ChatGPT client app which will expose you to an exhaustive list of Jetpack Compose APIs, approaches, best practices, and tips.

This book covers the essentials of Kotlin so you can start developing with this amazing programming language. We show nearly everything you need to know in clear and executable code examples.

This book is about functional programming features in Kotlin. It first covers the essentials and then builds on them: it presents important and practical topics like collection processing, scope functions, and DSL usage and creation, context receivers.

Progress from programming to software development sprinkled with some software engineering by applying what the Play docs teach to two production-level, albeit simple, Web apps with state-of-the-art architectures and security as a forethought.

This book is collection of standalone tutorials each containing minimum amount of code needed to explain specific functionality making them very easy to learn. It can be also used as Just In Time Support so that you can learn what you need when you need it.

Want to learn how to develop mobile applications for Android using Kotlin? Find a complete reference with examples easy to follow and understand that make the concepts clear.

What amazing code can you write with Kotlin? You have features like function types, nullables, and extension functions that are useful, but how can you use features like these to write code that you never could have in other languages like Java? One answer is: embed a domain specific language in your code to make common code easier to use.