While I really like Kotlin in general, I'm not a fan of this feature. It feels like unnecessary syntax sugar for functions that accept multiple parameters.
Replacing a function call `foo(bar, baz)` with just `foo()` by bringing `bar` and `baz` into context is not meaningfully better in any way. I'd even argue it reduces the readability of the code due to implicit receivers.
Replacing a function call `foo(bar, baz)` with just `foo()` by bringing `bar` and `baz` into context is not meaningfully better in any way. I'd even argue it reduces the readability of the code due to implicit receivers.