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Some examples of using new language features to hide the complexity, along with helpful tools to improve the development process.
Also, I gave main starting points for complete beginners, as well as for people feeling not so confident with Kotlin.
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Some examples of using new language features to hide the complexity, along with helpful tools to improve the development process.
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