Hi!

Thanks a lot for taking the time to report this issue. I'll address it soon and upload the fix with the next update. And thanks for the compliment, I'm glad that you like my work.

Спасибо, Екатерина! Рад, что вам всё нравится.

Добрый день, Евгений!

Увы, но пока что никакой работы на этом фронте не ведётся, т.к. я работаю над второй редакцией курса по рефакторингу. Работа сейчас идёт сильно со скрипом из-за постоянных перебоев графика из-за ковида.

Дякую вам за відгук!

Thank you for such high praise!

Большое спасибо вам за отзыв, Михаил! Если у вас появятся какие-нибудь вопросы, идеи и предложения — пишите!

Hi Bruno!

Thanks a lot for taking the time to report this issue. I'll address it soon and upload the fix with the next update. Thanks again!

Здравствуйте!

Спасибо за вашу идею! Так как я сам не владею Kotlin, то такой раздел появится на сайте тогда, когда найдётся доброволец, который согласится написать на нём примеры. Если вы или кто-то другой, кто увидит ответ, захотите этим заняться — пишите мне на почту support@refactoring.guru.

Hi!

Sure, there you go:

Mac

1. Connect your iPad to Mac/PC via USB cable.
2. Open Finder. Your iPad should appear in the left sidebar. Select it.
3. In the main section of the Finder window you should now see your iPad information. There's a tab bar on top (General, Music, Films, ...). Find the "Files" tab and select it.
4. You should now see the list of apps. If you have the Kindle app installed on your iPad, the app should be in the list. Now, simply drag-n-drop your kfx book file into the Kindle app.
5. The book should now appear in Kindle app on iPad.

PC/Windows

1. Download and install iTunes (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210384).
2. Connect your iPad to Mac/PC via USB cable.
3. Open iTunes. Your iPad should appear in the left sidebar. Select it.
4. In the main section of the Finder window you should now see your iPad information. There's a tab bar on top (General, Music, Films, ...). Find the "Files" tab and select it.
5. You should now see the list of apps. If you have the Kindle app installed on your iPad, the app should be in the list. Now, simply drag-n-drop your kfx book file into the Kindle app.
6. The book should now appear in Kindle app on iPad.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Hi!

Thanks for the good question! Frankly, I don't see a big difference. I would ask myself whether the added bloat really adds anything valuable, be that regular comments or Doxygen.

If you use Doxygen for marking out typing info in a language that lacks it (earlier versions of PHP, for example) then this is probably okay. If you mark types that are already obvious, then it's just bloat. I have seen projects where the Doxygen documentation became an obsessive thing, where people were adding Doxygen comments to everything, important or not, just for the sake of consistency.