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Talking Kotlin – Catching Up With Roman Elizarov
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Talking Kotlin #93 Catching Up With Roman Elizarov
Kotlin by JetBrains
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Roman Elizarov discusses the Kotlin team's focus areas, language design decisions, and future plans for Kotlin Multiplatform.
#Kotlin #Podcast In this episode, we talk to the new Kotlin Project Lead, Roman Elizarov, who tells us all about the Kotlin team, their areas of focus, and their plans for the future. Welcome to the new Talking Kotlin! Talking about the Sebastian in the room Back to the roots When Hadi first met Roman Roman and his new role Topics currently on Roman’s mind Roman reevaluating his own suggestions Revisiting old issues Distinguishing what should be in a library and what should be a part of the language Allowing more feature combinations Team focus for now How team efforts are distributed What is the Kotlin’s team size The way Kotlin team works Kotlin’s current focus areas On KMM becoming a product Kotlin Multiplatform – for Web? Roman’s Kotlin/JS & WebGL pet project What is next for Roman Kotlin’s strategy in regards to trends Prioritization of what to do next Feature requests: Why vs How A look into the future talk – youtu.be/0FF19HJDqMo Brilliant idea from Hadi Kotlin as a mature separate language Hadi’s most expected feature This is why we have Talking Kotlin on YouTube A Look into the future by Roman Elizarov youtu.be/0FF19HJDqMo New Release Cadence for Kotlin blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2020/10/new-release-cadence-for-ko…Why it's here
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TalkingKotlin is now on the Kotlin YouTube channel! In this episode, our hosts /u/hhariri and /u/sebi_io talk to Kotlin Project Lead /u/elizarov about the future of the language. Watch it now, and subscribe for future episodes!