Behind the mirror, Kotlin Reflection

What we know about Reflection is shaped by our experiences in the world of Java. In that world, Reflection is a very advanced feature and is even considered harmful by many.
But do you know that you use Reflection all the time in Kotlin? It “is essential when using a functional or reactive style” as the Kotlin documentation states.
Functions and properties are first-class citizens in Kotlin and so is the ability of their introspection. This talk dives into this world. We’ll go not only through the simple but powerful API but also dig into functionalities like property delegation that uses Reflection. Let’s understand its power.
Have you ever wondered how Kotlin’s features are hidden in normal JVM byte code?
Let’s walk behind the mirror and use and understand the Reflection package of Kotlin.

[@arunm619]

The breathing is annoying.

[@gowtham4943]

it's a not a big problem man.

[@arunm619]

I guess my headphone is doing a pretty job here