orangy

package x

fun fn(items: List<String?>) {
    items.foreach(filter.notNull) { value ->
        println("$value")
    }

    items.foreach(map.indexed) { (index,value) ->
        println("$index $value")
    }

orangy

trait SelectResult<T> {
    val take: Boolean
    val value: T

    class object {
        fun take<T>(value: T) = object : SelectResult<T> {
            override val value: T = value
            override val take: Boolean = true
        }
        fun skip<T>() = object : SelectResult<T> {

chrissie1

fun String.pluralize() : String{
    val rules = listOf(
    "$" to "s",
    "s$"to "s",
    "(ax|test)is$" to "$1es",
    "us$" to "i",
    "(octop|vir)us$" to "$1i",
    "(octop|vir)i$" to "$1i",
    "(alias|status)$" to "$1es",
    "(bu)s$" to "$1ses",

meza

/**
 * Disclamer: This is sort of a rant, but without any negative feelings towards the creators of the project
 * in question.
 * I value their desire to help people write more readable code, and wish there were more people doing this!
 * The only thing I'm questioning is the ever growing trend of tools over craft.
 * 
 * This is a mini blog-post in response to https://twitter.com/hhariri/status/435457449232171008
 * 
 * The reason I have some negative feelings is that writing readable code is not rocket
 * science, and with tools like Spek, we're basically allowing people to be ignorant about crafting clean