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Kotlin Newbie To Pro - WHY EVERY ANDROID DEVELOPER SHOULD KNOW KOTLIN - Part 1

Philipp Lackner

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

136K views6 years ago2 recommendations

Mobile developmentProgramming languagesKotlinAndroid and Jetpack Compose

Philipp Lackner explains why Kotlin is essential for Android development and compares its features to Java.

In this video you will learn, why Kotlin is a very important programming language for Android Development. I will explain the features of Kotlin and show you some code comparisons to Java. ⭐ 300+ Quiz questions for all my videos ⭐ Take notes while watching my videos ⭐ Climb the leaderboard and get rewards ⭐ Create your FREE account now: pl-coding.com 🎓 Become an industry-ready developer in the Mobile Dev Campus: pl-coding.com/campus?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm… 🎁 Get my FREE 4.5h course "The Best Practice Guide to Android Architecture": pl-coding.com/best-practice-guide?utm_source=youtube&utm_med… Read our weekly Android blog: pl-coding.com/blog Check out my GitHub: github.com/androiddevs18 Regular Android advice on my Instagram: instagram.com/androiddevs

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What people say. Recommended as a helpful introductory resource for developers transitioning to Kotlin.

u/sisQmusiQin r/Kotlin • Recommends

On “Learning Kotlin - Do you find answers by using Google/StackOverflow? Drawbacks to Crossplatform?”

Check this playlist for kotlin youtube and dodnt stress about java if you dodnt know. It's not a must. You wil be fine.
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u/--LordFlashheart--in r/Kotlin • Recommends

On “Java Experienced coder looking for Kotlin tutorial”

Philip Lackner on YouTube is a great resource. He's primarily Android Dev content but he does have an intro to Kotlin series
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