こんなに違う！ScalaとKotlin

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   What a difference! <-Scala & Kotlin-> @kaelaela

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   kaelaela(まえかわ ゆういち) Backend engineer at アルプ株式会社/Alp, Inc Work: Scala with

   DDD with Eff Twitter: _kaelaela GitHub: kaelaela Scala: helf a year Kotlin: 2.5 years
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   Scala == Kotlin ??? ScalaとKotlinは同じ？

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   Kotlin extends Scala ??? KotlinはScalaを真似して作られた？

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   Scala philosophy / Scalaの哲学 Scalable language スケーラブルな言語 Unifies object-oriented and

   functional programming オブジェクト指向と関数型の統合 Interoperates seamlessly with Java Javaとのシームレスな相互運用
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   Kotlin philosophy / Kotlinの哲学 健全性よりも

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   Scala != Kotlin ??? ScalaとKotlinは全然違う？

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   Scala and Kotlin are similar data class User( var name:

   String = "anonymous" ) 似てる！ case class User( name: String = "anonymous" )
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   Scala and Kotlin are VERY similar data class User... val

   user = User().apply { name = "yuichi" } println(user.name) // yuichi case class User... val user = User.apply( name = "yuichi" ) println(user.name) // yuichi めっちゃ似てる！
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    Scala case class User... val user = User.apply( name =

    "yuichi" ) println(user.name) // yuichi Tiny diff…? Kotlin data class User... val user = User().apply { name = "yuichi" } println(user.name) // yuichi ﾁｮｯﾄ違う…？
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    case class User… object User { def apply(name: String): User

    = new User(name) def main(args: Array[String]) = { val user = User.apply(name = "yuichi") println(user.name) } } How is the class defined? data class User… fun main() { val user = User().apply {name = "yuichi"} println(user.name) } クラスはどう？
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    case class User… object User { def apply(name: String): User

    = new User(name) def main(args: Array[String]) = { val user = User.apply(name = "yuichi") println(user.name) } } data class User… fun main() { val user = User().apply {name = "yuichi"} println(user.name) } Very different... 全然違う…
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    case class User… object User { def apply(name: String): User

    = new User(name) def main(args: Array[String]) = { val user = User.apply(name = "yuichi") println(user.name) } } data class User… fun main() { val user = User().apply {name = "yuichi"} println(user.name) } KotlinはObjectがなくていい Top level function(Kotlin)
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    case class User… object User { def apply(name: String): User

    = new User(name) def main(args: Array[String]) = { val user = User.apply(name = "yuichi") println(user.name) } } data class User… fun main() { val user = User().apply {name = "yuichi"} println(user.name) } Apply function Scope function Kotlinのapplyはスコープ関数 Different function
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    How is Scala code decompiled? public void main(final String[] args)

    { User user = User$.MODULE$.apply("yuichi"); .MODULE$.println(user.name()); } Scalaをデコンパイルするとシンプル
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    How is Kotlin code decompiled? public final class UserKt {

    public static final void main() { User var1 = new User((String)null, 1, (DefaultConstructorMarker)null); ~~~ // some variables by scope function var1.setName("yuichi"); String var6 = var1.getName(); ~~~ System.out.println(var6); } public static void main(String[] var0) { main(); } } Kotlinをデコンパイルすると？
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    Top level function == ~~Kt class public final class UserKt

    { public static final void main() { User var1 = new User((String)null, 1, (DefaultConstructorMarker)null); ~~~ var1.setName("yuichi"); String var6 = var1.getName(); ~~~ System.out.println(var6); } public static void main(String[] var0) { main(); } } 関数をトップにするとXXXKtクラスが自動生成
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    How to show decompile code?(IntelliJ IDEA) IDEAでデコンパイル

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    How to show decompile code?(AS) ASでデコンパイル

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    Kotlin fun main() { val list = listOf(1) when (list)

    { is MutableList -> { val add = list += 2 println("$add") } } } // ??? Scala def main(args: ...): Unit = { val list = MutableList(1) list match { case MutableList(_) => { val add = list += 2 println(s"$add") } } } // ??? List Kotlin puzzlers https://github.com/angryziber/kotlin-puzzlers
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    Kotlin fun main() { val list = listOf(1) when (list)

    { is MutableList -> { val add = list += 2 println("$add") } } } // UnsupportedOperationException Scala def main(args: ...): Unit = { val list = MutableList(1) list match { case MutableList(_) => { val add = list += 2 println(s"$add") } } } // MutableList(1, 2) List
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    Kotlin fun main() { val list = listOf(1) // ArrayList!!!

    when (list) { is MutableList -> { val add = list += 2 println("$add") } } } // UnsupportedOperationException Scala def main(args: ...): Unit = { val list = MutableList(1) list match { case MutableList(_) => { val add = list += 2 println(s"$add") } } } // MutableList(1, 2) List KotlinのlistOfはArrayList
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    Kotlin cannot FP ??? Kotlinでは関数型ができないでしょうか

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    Arrow > Functional companion to Kotlin's Standard Library Option Either

    Try NonEmptyList Validated ... ArrowはKotlinの関数型実装をもつライブラリです
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    Arrow > Functional companion to Kotlin's Standard Library Option Either

    Try NonEmptyList Validated ... Default in Scala
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    Arrow > Functional companion to Kotlin's Standard Library Option Either

    Try NonEmptyList Validated ... Cats/Scalaz
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    Arrow > Functional companion to Kotlin's Standard Library Option Either

    Try NonEmptyList Validated ... Cats/Scalaz
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    Scala/Cats val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3) val tail =

    list ++ List(100) println(s"${tail.exists(_ == 1)}") // ??? println(s"${tail.exists(_ == 100)}") // ??? Check element of NonEmptyList Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3) val tail = list + listOf(100) println("${tail.contains(1)}") // ??? println("${tail.contains(100)}") // ??? CatsとArrowの要素チェック
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    The same results Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3)

    val tail = list + listOf(100) println("${tail.contains(1)}") // true println("${tail.contains(100)}") // true Scala/Cats val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3) val tail = list ++ List(100) println(s"${tail.exists(_ == 1)}") // true println(s"${tail.exists(_ == 100)}") // true 結果は同じ
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    Cats => Scalaz Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3)

    val tail = list + listOf(100) println("${tail.contains(1)}") // true println("${tail.contains(100)}") // true Scala/Scalaz val list = NonEmptyList(1, 2, 3) val tail = list +: List(100) println(s"${tail.contains(1)}") // ??? println(s"${tail.contains(100)}") // ??? ScalazとArrow
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    NOT the same results :-o Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1,

    2, 3) val tail = list + listOf(100) println("${tail.contains(1)}") // true println("${tail.contains(100)}") // true Scala/Scalaz val list = NonEmptyList(1, 2, 3) val tail = list +: List(100) println(s"${tail.contains(1)}") // false println(s"${tail.contains(100)}") // treu ﾁｮｯﾄ違う…
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    What is type? Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3)

    val tail = list + listOf(100) println(tail) // ??? println("${tail.contains(1)}") // true println("${tail.contains(100)}") // true Scala/Scalaz val list = NonEmptyList(1, 2, 3) val tail = list +: List(100) println(tail) // ??? println(s"${tail.contains(1)}") // false println(s"${tail.contains(100)}") // treu tailの型は？
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    What is type? Kotlin/Arrow val list = NonEmptyList.of(1, 2, 3)

    val tail = list + listOf(100) println(tail) // NonEmptyList(all=[1, 2, 3, 100]) println("${tail.contains(1)}") // true println("${tail.contains(100)}") // true Scala/Scalaz val list = NonEmptyList(1, 2, 3) val tail = list +: List(100) println(tail) // List(NonEmpty[1,2,3], 100) println(s"${tail.contains(1)}") // false println(s"${tail.contains(100)}") // treu ListにCastされている
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    Wrap-up - Scala and Kotlin have similer syntax - But

    inside is quite different - Take care with similer types (ex. List type design) - Check decompile code 似てるけど中身は結構違う 似ている型は挙動が同じか確認しよう デコンパイルしよう
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    Thank you! Have a nice Scala & Kotlin! _kaelaela /

    Alp, Inc.