Yes, building is needed with python. Python normally uses an environment build approach which allows the developer to run code without noticing a build, and simple programs even when shared can seem to need no build. To get started with programming with python, you just don't notice builds, although usually they become important later. But… Continue reading Building: No need with python?
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Starting with gradle, creating a simple build.gradle
(note: proof edits pending) Gradle a very well known building tool, originating in JVM world, but spreading to wider and wider use. A building tool is designed to automate workflows, particularly for building programs but in fact can automate any workflow iincluding building, linting, testing, pushing and much more to make your life easier. Sometimes… Continue reading Starting with gradle, creating a simple build.gradle
Gradle with Intellij: Using build.gradle
When first opening a kotlin project that has a gradle configuration, If you haven't installed gradle, check the following tutorial to install it: https://gradle.org/install/ Open Intellij: Open: If Intellij is already running: From "File" menu, click "Open" If Intellij is not already running: Choose "Import Project" Select the build.gradle from the project you want to open Click "Open as… Continue reading Gradle with Intellij: Using build.gradle
Kotlin Limitations vs Python
This page will serve as repository of limitations found when attempting to move kotlin code to python code. Some limitations are a natural consequence of moving to static types, others are effectively inherited from Java. The list here is based on placing those I find most significant at the top, and the further down the… Continue reading Kotlin Limitations vs Python
Kotlin beyond Android: A risk?
Support for a language is dependant on the popularity of that language. The only possible risk in choosing kotlin is the project becoming an orphan as kotlin never gains sufficient traction in the relevant space. Choosing any language on the assumption that popularity will increase is a gamble, so understanding the popularity of kotlin now… Continue reading Kotlin beyond Android: A risk?
Python+Kotlin = Python++ 