kotlin-best-practices

Enforcing Kotlin null safety involves banning the double bang (!!) operator and encouraging safe calls, the Elvis operator, and smart casts to prevent common null-safety mistakes across your codebase.

The best way to handle errors in Kotlin managers and controllers is to use Either-based error handling patterns instead of exceptions, standardizing error management and preventing ad-hoc handling.

To structure Exposed ORM patterns for Kotlin feature development, follow explicit guidance on using UUIDTable and implementing soft deletes, ensuring consistent database interactions and maintainable project patterns.

You need standardized Kotlin coding practices during code reviews and onboarding to consolidate standards, prevent inconsistent patterns, missed null-safety checks, and ad-hoc error handling.

Yes, this Kotlin best practices guidance covers enum usage by codifying explicit rules for enums with values, alongside null safety, Either-based error handling, and Exposed ORM patterns.