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• what are you building with Kotlin?
  1 project | /r/Kotlin | 8 Jul 2022

  I’ve been building a comprehensive Kotlin framework called https://www.slatekit.com/

• What's your go-to web backend stack for 2021 ?
  5 projects | /r/Kotlin | 23 Feb 2021

  Tests : All unit-tests ( for now, will be cleaned up later )

• Up to Date Resources for Learning Arrow / More Functional Kotlin
  1 project | /r/Kotlin | 15 Feb 2021

  I don't use arrow or Category theory myself, but looking at the docs, they have valid reasons for deprecating Option ( from the docs and more so for creating type aliases for Either ). I'm doing this same approach with my implementation ( shameless plug ) of the **Result** type which is becoming somewhat universal for modeling successes and failures, and as an alternative to **Either**. You can easily type alias **Option = Result** and **Try = Result**. More details here. https://github.com/slatekit/slatekit/tree/main/src/lib/kotlin/slatekit-result

• Using an Application Identity
  1 project | dev.to | 15 Feb 2021

  This post discusses using an application identity ( a convention based unique name to identify any app ) to organize, identify an application, and properly link the identity to the logs, metrics, alerts, and other diagnostics of the application. This was designed for a Kotlin framework called Slate Kit; codebase at Git, and code for this component here at Identity.kt.

• Anyone using any Actor Frameworks for Kotlin?
  3 projects | /r/Kotlin | 28 Jan 2021

  I’m building my own micro-actor library to support some of my own use cases. Specifically I need to have the ability to start, stop, pause, resume actors multiple times gracefully. My design is not fully ready but pretty close. https://github.com/slatekit/slatekit/tree/main/src/lib/kotlin/slatekit-actors

• Ask HN: Scala vs. Kotlin?
  1 project | news.ycombinator.com | 20 Jan 2021

  Agree completely with everything you said and your observations regarding job market. I’ve been doing Scala for a few years and I also would not recommend it to anyone unless they have a deep desire to do pure FP(functional programming) on the JVM. The ecosystem/libraries are unnecessarily complex IMHO.

  If you want FP-Lite, I recommend Kotlin, it’s very pragmatic, reasonably functional. I actually converted all my personal projects from Scala to Kotlin, including my framework https://github.com/slatekit/slatekit which took about a 4-6 weeks from the original code base.

• Nice Kotlin Nullables and Where to Find Them. How to compose nullables, in an easy and clean way
  2 projects | /r/Kotlin | 20 Jan 2021

  I wish Kotlin designed their own Result type similarly to how Result is implemented in Rust or Swift, instead of defaulting the error type to Exception. I actually implemented my own version of Result for this specific reason (although I customized it to support a status field ). https://github.com/slatekit/slatekit/tree/main/src/lib/kotlin/slatekit-result

• Create a Homebrew Installer
  1 project | dev.to | 17 Jan 2021

  Well, thats finally it. I created a homebrew installer to allow for a command line tool to generate slatekit projects making it very easy for new users to get started quickly. It sounds like quite a lot at first, but there are only 3 concepts, the package( your script, app, tool), the tap (git repo for formulas), and the formula (installer). Hope this helps!

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