Building Kotlin Applications

Unlock your programming potential with Kotlin - Start building today

Key Features
● Understand Kotlin fundamentals, such as syntax, type system, basic concepts, and reactive programming principles.
● Learn to use Kotlin's advanced features, such as coroutines, extension functions, and generics, to write efficient, maintainable, and reusable code.
● Explore applying reactive programming techniques to solve common challenges, such as handling concurrency, managing data streams, and building responsive user interfaces.
● Seek guidance on how to build robust and scalable applications using Kotlin and reactive programming patterns, such as Spring Boot.

Description
Kotlin is a modern, expressive, and concise programming language popular among developers for its many benefits. These include its interoperability with Java, ability to build native mobile and web applications, and support for functional programming.

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to Kotlin, covering everything you need to know to start building Kotlin applications, regardless of your prior programming experience.

You'll start by learning the basics of Kotlin, including its variables, types, functions, and control flow statements. Then, you'll explore more advanced topics such as object-oriented programming, generics, coroutines, RxKotlin, and multiplatform development. Once you have a solid foundation in Kotlin, you'll learn how to use it to build real-world applications. You'll start with a simple Android application and then move on to more complex projects, such as a web application and a desktop application.

Who this book is for
Building Kotlin Applications is for anyone who wants to learn how to build modern and scalable applications with Kotlin. Whether you are a software engineer, mobile developer, web developer, or student, this book will teach you everything you need to know to get started with Kotlin.

Table of Contents
1. Java and Kotlin
2. Kotlin Basics
3. OOP with Kotlin
4. Generics
5. Annotations and Reflection
6. Functional Programming with Kotlin and RxKotlin
7. Observables, Observers, and Subjects
8. Flowables and Backpressure
9. Data Transformers and Async Operators
10. Concurrency and Parallel Processing
11. Testing Reactive Applications
12. Spring Reactive for Kotlin
13. Asynchronous Programming and Coroutines
14. Suspending Functions and Async/Await
15. Contexts and Dispatchers
16. Coroutines Channels
17. Coroutine Flows
18. Multiplatform and Kotlin