Part 2 of 4 — This part builds on the Ktor
HttpClientsetup from Part 1. If you're jumping in here, the
Part 2 — Bulletproof Error Handling with ResponseResult and safeRequest
Part 3 — From Data to UI with RequestState
Part 4 — Pagination, WebSockets, and Coordinated Refresh
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Bulletproof Error Handling in Kotlin Multiplatform with ResponseResult and safeRequest
- ▸ The Problem with Raw Exceptions
- ▸ ResponseResult — The Return Type for Every Network Call
- ↳ The ErrorType Enum
- ↳ Transformation Operators
- ▸ safeRequest — The Safety Net Around Every Request
- ↳ Handling the Response
- ↳ Handling Exceptions
- ↳ logAndReturnError — Structured Logging at the Boundary
- ▸ What a Repository Looks Like With This in Place
- ▸ A Note on the DefaultResponseDto Envelope
- ▸ What We've Built
- ▸ What's Next
- ▸ Series
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