Developing Android applications with Ceylon

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You can write Android applications in Ceylon, using the standard Android tools. This has many advantages, since you can use all the language features available for the other platforms that Ceylon targets, such as: Union and intersection types Top-level and higher-order functions Tuples Comprehensions Typesafe metamodel (Ceylon’s version of Java reflection, with additional type safety)

Developing Android
applications with
Ceylon
Enrique Zamudio
@chochosmx
github.com/chochos
@ceylonlang
#CeylonLang

• Programming since 1982
• Professionally since 1994
• Java since 2000
• FOSS projects:
• j8583
• jAlarms
• Ceylon
• Java Champion 2015

Why Ceylon?
• Many Android devs are not too keen on Java
• Some don't even consider it to be a "real" Java
• Type system is somewhat limited
• Lots of anonymous classes throughout
codebase

Ceylon advantages
• Functions are first-class citizens
• Higher-order functions
• Union and intersection types
• Easier to manage generics
• No checked exceptions
• More typesafe (typesafer?) than Java
• Typesafe null, bounded generics

User|LoginError login(
String username,
String password);
String password);
String password);
Union type

if (is User r = login(u,p)) {
//it's a user
print(r.username);
} else {
//it's an error
print(r.reason);
}
}
}
}
}
}

Object obj = ...;
if (obj instanceof Foo) {
print(((Foo)obj).foo);
}
}
}
}

Object obj = ...;
if (obj instanceof Foo) {
print(((Bar)obj).bar);
}
}
}
}

void send(??? task) {
//send task over the wire
//is run on the other side
}
}
}
}

interface MyTask
extends Runnable,
Serializable {}
Serializable {}
Serializable {}

void send(MyTask task) {
//send task over the wire
//is run on the other side
}
}
}
}

class WeirdlyNamedApacheTask
implements Runnable,
Serializable {
...
}
}
}
}
}

class CumbersomeWrapper
implements MyTask {
final WeirdlyNamedApacheTask
wrappedTask;
}
}
}
}
}

void send(
Runnable & Serializable task) {
//send task over the wire
//is run on the other side
}
}
}
}
}

void send(
Runnable & Serializable task) {
//send task over the wire
//is run on the other side
}
}
}
}
}
Intersection type

ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull

ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull
AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything

ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull
AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything
StringStringStringString NumberNumberNumberNumber

String s = null;
Integer s = null;
Null n = null;
Null n = null;
Null n = null;

String | Integer
String | Null
String | Null
String | Null

String|Integer a = 1;
String|Integer b = "one";
String|Null s1 = "s";
String|Null s2 = null;
;
;
;
;

String|Integer a = 1;
String|Integer b = "one";
String? s1 = "s";
String? s2 = null;
;
;
;
;

String? s = foo();
print(s.size); //WON'T COMPILE
if (exists s) {
...
}
}
}
}
}

Algebraic
(enumerated) types
(enumerated) types

of Object|Null
class Null of null
object null extends Null
Null
Null
Null
Null

class Boolean
of true|false
class Comparison
of larger|smaller|equal
larger|smaller|equal
larger|smaller|equal
larger|smaller|equal
larger|smaller|equal

ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull
AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything
NothingNothingNothingNothing
NumberNumberNumberNumberStringStringStringString nullnullnullnull

Iterable<String,Nothing>
Object & Null
Nothing
Nothing
Nothing
Nothing
Nothing
Nothing

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1. Developing Android applications with Ceylon Enrique Zamudio @chochosmx github.com/chochos @ceylonlang #CeylonLang

2. • Programming since 1982 • Professionally since 1994 • Java since 2000 • FOSS projects: • j8583 • jAlarms • Ceylon • Java Champion 2015

3. Why Ceylon? • Many Android devs are not too keen on Java • Some don't even consider it to be a "real" Java • Type system is somewhat limited • Lots of anonymous classes throughout codebase

4. Ceylon advantages • Functions are first-class citizens • Higher-order functions • Union and intersection types • Easier to manage generics • No checked exceptions • More typesafe (typesafer?) than Java • Typesafe null, bounded generics

5. User|LoginError login( String username, String password); String password); String password); Union type

6. if (is User r = login(u,p)) { //it's a user print(r.username); } else { //it's an error print(r.reason); } } } } } }

7. Object obj = ...; if (obj instanceof Foo) { print(((Foo)obj).foo); } } } }

8. Object obj = ...; if (obj instanceof Foo) { print(((Bar)obj).bar); } } } }

9. Serializing Runnables

10. void send(??? task) { //send task over the wire //is run on the other side } } } }

11. interface MyTask extends Runnable, Serializable {} Serializable {} Serializable {}

12. void send(MyTask task) { //send task over the wire //is run on the other side } } } }

13. class WeirdlyNamedApacheTask implements Runnable, Serializable { ... } } } } }

14. class CumbersomeWrapper implements MyTask { final WeirdlyNamedApacheTask wrappedTask; } } } } }

15. void send( Runnable & Serializable task) { //send task over the wire //is run on the other side } } } } }

16. void send( Runnable & Serializable task) { //send task over the wire //is run on the other side } } } } } Intersection type

17. null

18. ObjectObjectObjectObject

19. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull

20. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything

21. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything StringStringStringString NumberNumberNumberNumber

22. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything StringStringStringString NumberNumberNumberNumber nullnullnullnull

23. String s = null; Integer s = null; Null n = null; Null n = null; Null n = null;

24. String s = null; Integer s = null; Null n = null; Null n = null; Null n = null; ✘

25. String | Integer String | Null String | Null String | Null

26. String|Integer a = 1; String|Integer b = "one"; String|Null s1 = "s"; String|Null s2 = null; ; ; ; ;

27. String|Integer a = 1; String|Integer b = "one"; String? s1 = "s"; String? s2 = null; ; ; ; ;

28. String? s = foo(); print(s.size); //WON'T COMPILE if (exists s) { ... } } } } }

29. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything StringStringStringString NumberNumberNumberNumber nullnullnullnull

30. Algebraic (enumerated) types (enumerated) types

31. of Object|Null class Null of null object null extends Null Null Null Null Null

33. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything StringStringStringString NumberNumberNumberNumber nullnullnullnull

34. Bottom type

35. ObjectObjectObjectObject NullNullNullNull AnythingAnythingAnythingAnything NothingNothingNothingNothing NumberNumberNumberNumberStringStringStringString nullnullnullnull

36. Iterable<String,Nothing> Object & Null Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing

37. Demo time!

38. Code dive

39. ¿?

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