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KotlinConf'24 - Keynote

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The opening keynote of KotlinConf 2024 covers the state of Kotlin, the K2 compiler, and Kotlin Multiplatform.

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u/TechTalksWeeklyin r/Kotlin • Recommends

All Kotlin talks of 2024 sorted by popularity Hi r/Kotlin! As part of Tech Talks Weekly, I've compiled a complete list of all Kotlin talks of 2024 and ordered it by the view count. The list contains 100 talks presented at (almost) all dev conferences this year. There's lots of really good content around new language features, coroutines, Functional Programming, Kotlin Notebooks and Dataframes and much more, so I highly recommend going thorugh the entire list. Let me know what you think! 1. **"KotlinConf'24 - Keynote"** ⸱ **+56k views** ⸱ 23 May 2024 ⸱ 00h 56m 47s 2. **"Kotlin Language Features in 2.0 and Beyond - Michail Zarečenskij"** ⸱ **+21k views** ⸱ 17 Jun 2024 ⸱ 00h 46m 57s 3. […
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u/Determinantin r/Kotlin • Mentions

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You linked to a trend that shows google searches about Kotlin but we're talking about backend adoption instead. Here is a link to where Google shows their internal adoption of Kotlin (it's an exponential curve): [video Note that Kotlin is much easier to adopt versus most other languages, especially for developers with a Java background. As developers progress in Kotlin over time, they'll find themselves searching much less than for other languages as Kotlin is much more natural and intuitive. There's also the elephant in the room, ChatGPT / Claude / etc, making the google trends chart that you linked to even less reliable. Most developers are shifting their questions to these languag…
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