kotlin-convention

Idiomatic Kotlin code is written by following conventions for naming, leveraging null safety, using data classes for modeling, and applying efficient collection processing. This Skill provides guidelines to enforce these best practices for code clarity and maintainability.

Kotlin null safety best practices involve avoiding the `!!` operator and effectively leveraging Kotlin's built-in null-safety features. This Skill guides developers on how to safely handle nullable types and write more robust, crash-resistant Android code.

Sealed classes and data classes in Kotlin should be used for hierarchical data modeling and representing structured state. This Skill demonstrates best practices for using `data class` and `sealed interface` usage to improve code clarity and maintainability in Android projects.

Kotlin coding conventions for coroutines and when expressions are applied by following specific idiomatic patterns for asynchronous error handling and conditional logic. This Skill provides rules for structuring coroutines, when expressions, and object/companion object usage.