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SUMMARY:Kotlin - 7 Languages in 7 Months
DESCRIPTION:In der Talklet-Reihe "7 Languages in 7 Months" #7li7m beleuchte
 n wir sieben Programmiersprachen, die etwas abseits vom normalen Hype sind.
  Marc Reichelt und Eugene Petrenko teilen an diesem Abend ihre Begeisterung
  für Kotlin mit uns.\n\n\n\n\n\nTalk 1: Kotlin from a Java developer's poin
 t of view (Marc Reichelt)\n\n\n\nAfter a long time being a Java coder and A
 ndroid developer I started using Kotlin on a JVM backend - and I don't want
  to ever go back.\n\nThis talk will remind you of how many 'best practices'
  we had to learn to use Java effectively, and how Kotlin not only gets rid 
 of those - it really makes programming fun again!\n\n\n\n\n\nTalk 2: Coding
  Native with Pleasure! (Eugene Petrenko)\n\n\n\nHow difficult is it for a J
 ava developer to write a native program? Do not be afraid and join us for t
 he talk without a virtual machine but with the comfort of Java.\n\nWe’ll wr
 ite native code in Kotlin, an open source, modern, pragmatic and statically
  typed programming language, which targets JVM, JS, and native platforms. A
  static, shared, or dynamic C-libraries, Swift or Obj-C frameworks are acce
 ssible from Kotlin code and how it is exported as such libraries. Code re-u
 se between platforms helps to benefit from every platform libraries, withou
 t a need to build tricky abstractions.\n\nThroughout the talk, we will see 
 how Kotlin helps the speaker to solve real problems in his open source proj
 ects targeting iOS, Linux, JS, JVM, macOS, and Windows.\n\n
LOCATION:iteratec GmbH
DTSTAMP:20190715T120226Z
DTSTART:20191023T163000Z
DTEND:20191023T193000Z
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