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Unlocking the Power of Arrow 2.0 – A Comprehensive Guide | Simon Vergauwen

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Programming languagesSoftware designKotlinFunctional programmingConcurrency and parallelism

Simon Vergauwen introduces Arrow 2.0, explaining typed error handling, coroutines integration, and functional programming patterns in Kotlin.

Recording brought to you by American Express. americanexpress.io/kotlin-jobs Enjoyed this talk? Experience it live at KotlinConf 2025—the biggest in history! Grab your tickets now: kotl.in/kotlinconf25 We’ll dive into Arrow 2.0, a transformative update to Kotlin's functional programming landscape. Join the maintainer for an enlightening tour of Arrow 2.0's advancements, including typed error handling for safer code, seamless integration with Kotlin Coroutines for concurrent programming, resilient programming techniques, and elegant approaches to working with immutable data structures. Arrow 2.0 represents a significant milestone in our journey to make Functional Programming in Kotlin truly idiomatic, simple, and elegant to empower developers to write expressive, efficient, and reliable code. Whether you're a seasoned functional programmer or a Kotlin enthusiast, this session promises practical insights into mastering Arrow 2.0 and navigating the functional frontier in Kotlin.

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