The power of types for errors
(This is a cross-post from SoundCloud’s developer blog) At KotlinConf’19 I talked about the power of types. In essence, I discussed limiting the number of primitives we use in our code in favor of using custom types instead. In this way, we as developers will not only reduce the possibility of bugs by using the compiler, but we will also achieve more readable and self-documented types. Today I ran
Demystifying CoroutineContext – ProAndroidDev
“silhouette of trees covered by fogs” by Clément M. on UnsplashAt the heart of Kotlin coroutines is the CoroutineContext interface. All the coroutine builder functions like launch and async have the same first parameter, context: CoroutineContext. These coroutine builders are also all defined as extension functions on the CoroutineScope interface, which has a single abstract read-only property, co
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