Any software team who is considering moving to kotlin, must by definition, be currently using at least one alternative language. To change languages, and ecosystems, is a big step. One of the key features of kotlin is how easily and seamlessly a project can migrate from java. Currently, that same ease of migration is far… Continue reading Implementation: what is a practical approach?
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Kotlin DSL templates with Python (or any other) Server
The Concept: A replacement template engine written in Kotlin DSL Kotlin can replace the template system for a python server, or ruby server, or any other server, with no change to the server other than the template system, regardless of what language is used for the server itself. This allows replacing mako, or jinga2, Django… Continue reading Kotlin DSL templates with Python (or any other) Server
Machine Code, Global memory, the Stack and the Heap
Today we have progressed so far that we have computers with multiple 'cores' (in fact complete processors) on a single chip. But one way to understand the fundamentals of computers is to analyse far simpler computers from the past. This section will review those very fundamental concepts in terms of each of the following: a… Continue reading Machine Code, Global memory, the Stack and the Heap
Machine Code and Global Memory
updated 1 Jan 2020 To understand how memory works, it can be useful to consider how the CPU itself works, and what follows from that is how memory works. Languages are built on these underlying principles and automate using the different types of memory. This page uses a 'hypothetical programmable calculator' (Magic Calculator), to illustrate… Continue reading Machine Code and Global Memory
OOP vs Functional: No contest!
Moving to kotlin, the question can arise: "should I program in OOP (Object Oriented Programming) style, or move to Functional programming?". This page examines reviews what Object Oriented programming really means, what functional programing is, and outlines how there is no incompatibility if the correct approach to OOP is in place, and the two paradigms… Continue reading OOP vs Functional: No contest!
Python+Kotlin = Python++ 