This is the official source code repository for Manning's Functional Programming in Kotlin book. It contains all code samples and exercises that appear in the book.
The book itself is written in AsciiDoc, and is built using Asciidoctor. The code in the repo is the exact code that appears in the book. Asciidoctor pulls all code snippets from this repo via a git submodule, which implies that all code in the book has been compiled, and where applicable, tested. The exercise listings are also taken from this repo, as are the solutions found in the appendix at the back of the book. All exercises and solutions have unit tests to prove their validity.
This repo is not only used for the purpose of providing the code in book, but
can also be used by the reader to complete the exercises. All unimplemented
exercises can be found under src/test/kotlin/chapterX/exercises, and are
marked with the builtin TODO() function that Kotlin provides. Each unit test
has been ignored, and can be re-enabled by removing the ! prefix in the test
methods while implementing the exercises in a TDD fashion. Solutions are also
provided for verification of the exercises, but should be avoided until at least
an attempt has been made at doing the exercises. The solutions can be found
under src/test/kotlin/chapterX/solutions. It is encouraged that the student
works through all exercises in the book to gain the required proficiency.
The project is built using Gradle with the Kotlin DSL. To run the build locally, simply execute the following on the command line:
$ ./gradlew check
Alternatively, the project can be imported into IntelliJ IDEA and run from within the IDE.
The project builds on Travis CI, ensuring that the code always compiles and all tests pass, thus validating all the code in the book.
See something that doesn't look correct, or do you have a better solution to an exercise? Feel free to raise a PR to improve or correct it.