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You Can, but Should You?

Talkat KotlinConf 2017 · 2017-11-02..11-03· [kotlin, software-architecture]
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Why use one Kotlin feature over another: shows concrete pitfalls like shadow variables in nested lambdas, opportunistic extension functions that leak project-specific behaviour into String or Context, and top-level helpers that pollute autocomplete; demonstrates decompiling generated JVM bytecode to compare for/indices vs forEach performance and allocation differences; warns about over-eager type inference and one-line functions changing return semantics; recommends coding guidelines, periodic refactors, benchmarks and documenting deliberate choices so teams can decide what they can do and should do.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 4:25The 5 Stages
  3. 10:35Potential Problems
  4. 16:30Shadow Variables
  5. 20:34opportunistic extension functions
  6. 25:44opportunistic toplevel functions
  7. 31:04from other languages
  8. 33:37oneliner functions
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