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Dublin Kotlin Meetup - A Functional Approach to Exception Handling & Writing Kotlin Compiler Plugins
Dublin Kotlin User Group
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Tristan Hamilton introduces railway-oriented exception handling, and Cesar Munoz explains how to write custom Kotlin compiler plugins.
We're back with another online edition of our meetup, and are very exited to have two awesome talks lined up for you! ---------------- Tristan Hamilton - Software Engineer @ Workday A Functional Approach to Exception Handling "Why catch if you never throw?" Tristan will present an introduction into the world of functional programming by discussing an approach to exception handling sometimes referred to as "railway oriented programming". ---------------- Cesar Munoz - Senior Software Engineer @ Toast Writing Kotlin Compiler Plugins In this session Cesar will explain what a Kotlin compiler plugin is, how to use one and how to write one of your own! ---------------- Check out the Dublin Kotlin slack channel for links to resources and any questions! kotlinlang.slack.com/messages/dublin/ Meetup event page: meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/274549550/Why it's here
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