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episode 102: 102: All Things Kotlin and notes from KotinConf
In this episode of Fragmented, Donn and I decompress. I had the pleasure of attending KotlinConf 2017 - Jetbrain’s very first conference dealing completely just on Kotlin. I have a quick chat after Day 1 with Donn, giving him the juicy updates.
We talk about how the conference was organized, some of the technical talks I attended (our thoughts on these…) and some of the folks I had the opportunity to meet.
Overall it was an amazing time at KotlinConf and if you want to vicariously enjoy it, listen on to the show.
Show Notes Pixel 2- Google Store - Pixel 2
- dbrand skins
- Amanda's tweet on Samsung being annoying
- KotlinConf 2017 page
- Pier 27 photo
- Erik Meijer
- Talking Kotlin podcast - Hadi Harriri
- Amanda Hill - View state machine for network calls on Android (slides)
- Roman Elizarov - Introduction to Coroutines (slides from another conference)
- Jorge Costillo: Architectures Using Functional Programming Concepts (slides)
- Jorge's medium blog
- Antonio Levia's post - A first walk into Kotlin coroutines on Android
- Book - Kotlin for Android developers
- Kotlin Style Guide - courtesy Jake Wharton
- Google Java Style Guide
- google-java-format
- now for google-kotlin-format
- github isse (+1 this :D)
- @JvmOverloads overloads generation
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