All Posts

Seeing FizzBuzz implementation in Clojure with clojure.core.match makes me wondering if Kotlin has the same pattern matching capabilities or at least some resemblance in the way of doing matching.

When i started React Native app development, it started just fine. I love how composition is used rather than inheritance. I prefer…

Suppose you want to test some Kotlin code, but it is too simple for you so you don't want to create a project in your IDE and it also too complex to put it in your REPL

I think we already know that the domain that we use to access some website is just a masking to IP(s). All that fancy name like this blog will be translated to IP by the DNS. But how we can override it?

If you're familiar with OOP then you must be familiar with constructors. A constructors is a special method of a `class` that initialize an object of that type. Simply put, a constructors is a function that return your object.