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Functional Programming in Kotlin by Tutorials

First Edition · Android 12 · Kotlin 1.6 · IntelliJ IDEA 2022

Section I: Functional Programming Fundamentals

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Appendix

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iv. About the Team
Written by Massimo Carli

About the Author

Massimo Carli is the author of this book. He’s been working with Java since 1995 when he co-founded the first Italian magazine about this technology (http://www.mokabyte.it). After many years of creating Java desktop and enterprise applications, he started to work in the mobile world. In 2001, he wrote his first book about J2ME. After many J2ME and Blackberry applications, he then started to work with Android in 2008. The same year he wrote the first Italian book about Android; a bestseller on amazon.it. That was the first of a series of 12 books. He’s also the author of Dagger by Tutorials. He worked at Yahoo, Facebook, Spotify and he’s currently a Software Engineer at WhatsApp. He’s a musical theatre lover and a supporter of the soccer team S.P.A.L.

About the Editors

Martyn Haigh is the tech editor of this book. Martyn is a seasoned software engineer, currently working at Meta. He started hacking on Android way before it was cool, and has the scars to prove it. When not working he loves coffee, traveling without a plan, snowboarding, good food and his gorgeous family.

Emily Wydeven is the editor of this book. Emily is an avid scavenger of typos and grammatical errors. She has worked extensively in the tech industry and was managing editor of an online tech magazine for several years. She is a nerd for technology, cats, medical history, and comic books (among many other things). While her favorite comic book characters are Deadpool and Squirrel Girl, the character with whom Emily most closely identifies is Nancy Whitehead.

Victoria Gonda is the final pass editor for this book. They are a software engineer who primarily works with Android. After having studied both dance production and computer science, they focused their career on software because of its potential to help people in a meaningful way. This is visible in their passion for accessibility. In their spare time, Victoria enjoys playing board games and curling up with a good book. You can connect with them on Twitter at @TTGonda.

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