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Learning a new language and platform at the same time can seem daunting, but this book makes it both fun and easily understandable. The sample apps make complex topics such as view binding and unit testing relatable and easy to understand.
| Markus Neuhoff |
| Android/Kotlin Course Author, Pluralsight |
Michael does an excellent job explaining Kotlin, from the basics to the most advanced topics. The two example applications are incredibly helpful for both beginners and advanced developers. Coming from a different background in mobile development, having the step-by-step on the basics on how to use Android Studio and following the examples in the book made it easy to focus on the important topic, which is learning Kotlin.
| Pablo Siller |
| Mobile Lead, Trek Bicycle |
If youre serious about developing Android applications with Kotlin, youve found a thorough and yet an approachable book that will guide you through every step of developing and testing.
| Dr. Venkat Subramaniam |
| Founder, Agile Developer, Inc. |
A great walkthrough of using Kotlin for Android development. Plenty of code examples and a clear trajectory from beginner to advanced.
| Greg Levenhagen |
| Principal Consultant, MS Regional Director, MS AI MVP, Skyline Technologies, Inc. |
Whether youre new to or have experience with Kotlin, this book is a valuable resource. With great project-based examples, youll easily be able to adapt what you learn to your own projects. This is a must-have for any developers collection.
| Rolando Lopez |
| Senior Mobile Applications Developer, Milwaukee Tool |
As someone that has no Android-development experience, but a strong software development background, I found this to be a very engaging and informative first step into the world of Android. Highly recommended for anyone looking to get into this world!
| Brandon Martinez |
| Senior Service Engineer, Microsoft |
Acknowledgments
First off, a big thank you to the entire Pragmatic Bookshelf team, and especially three particular people. I want to express a great deal of gratitude to my editor, Michael Swaine, for taking this journey with me, supporting me at each step of the process, and sometimes just giving me the Youre all good, dont worry that really I needed. This book would never have been a possibility without Brian MacDonald coming up to me at THAT Conference and saying Hey, do you want to write a book on Kotlin?, then working with me through the entire pre-book process. And finally Brian Hogan, who assured me that PragProg was great (turns out they are) and that I could actually do this book (turns out I could).
My sincere appreciation to my tech reviewers: Joe Vetta, Rolando Lopez, Ben Gavin, Brandon Martinez, and Andrew Petersen. The fact that you all took the time to read through my book and help make it better means so much to me, and Im eternally grateful for that. Also, thank you to Keno Basedow for finding a number of ways I could improve the book and make it clearer during the beta process.
Ive been lucky enough to have support from everyone around me. This includes the whole Skyline crew, who have been great with this crazy side project of mine. Craig and Joe, for tolerating my incessant OMG KOTLIN comments the past few years. Rolando, for being as excited as anyone when I found out the book was happening. And all my friends and family who knowingly (or unknowingly) are part of the book in the Android Baseball League.
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