Kotlin Conference 2018
KotlinConf is a conference all about our new favorite language, Kotlin. This is the second season of this conference held at Amsterdam, 3–5 October 2018. Throughout this article, you can find Big Announcements, Conference Playlist, Mobile App for this conference by JetBrains, Speakers Deck and fun moments from the conference.
Big Announcements
- Kotlin 1.3 hits RC : WhatsNew
- Stable Coroutines : Overview
- Multiplatform Projects : Code Sharing Abilities
- Kotlin/Native : Beta
- Online Environment : Playground
- Kotlin for Java Developers : Coursera
- Atomic Kotlin : Book
- EduTool : Plugin
Before this conference JetBrains also announced Professional Developer Tools for students with GitHub. Checkout here
Conference Playlist
As of now on YouTube, the playlist consists of Day 1 talks.
Conference App by JetBrains
KotlinConf Schedule Application
- You can check out this App on play store.
- This is an Open Source project, you can also check out the repository at GitHub.
Conference Speakers Deck
- A Multiplatform Delight by Jake Wharton and Alec Strong
- Dissecting the stdlib by Huyen Tue Dao
- Building Data Science Workflows with Kotlin by Holger Brandl
- Shaping Your App’s Architecture with Kotlin and Architecture Components by Florina
- Exploring Coroutines in Kotlin by Venkat Subramaniam
- Kotlin puzzlers by Anton Keks
- Android suspenders by Chris Banes
- Annotation processing in a Kotlin world by Zac Sweers
- The Kotlin Type Hierarchy From Top to Bottom by Nat Pryce
- Effective multiplatform Kotlin development by Marcin Moskala
- Live Coding Kotlin/Native Snake by Dmitry Kandalov
- Android KTX: A dash of Kotlin makes all the difference! by Dan Kim
- Learn together. Not the same. by Amal Kakaiya and Maria Neumayer
- Making Noise With Kotlin/Native by Josh Skeen
- iOS Architecture with Multiplatform by Kevin Galligan
Moments from Conference
Made a slideshow of the moments from conference
See you next year
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