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Is Kotlin the language for all platforms? (with James Ward of Google)
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James Ward discusses Kotlin's evolution, its multiplatform ambitions, and how it compares to Java and Scala.
In this episode we're exploring the Kotlin programming language with an expert from Google. What does Kotlin have to offer? Is it just a Java alternative, or has it turned into something much more ambitious? And what about its plans to grow from the JVM into a true Kotlin multiplatform environment? Along the way we manage to discuss Scala, Function Programming vs. Object Orientation, Editors, Higher Kinded Types, Elm, React, UI architectures and multiplatform programming. Happy Path Programming - Haskell is not as scary as you think: pod.link/1531666706/episode/710a605d605fda251f2e83b8858615b8 The Kotlin Programming Language: kotlinlang.org/ Android Studio: developer.android.com/studio Kris on Twitter: twitter.com/krisajenkins Kris on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/krisjenkins/What people say. Recommended as an insightful discussion on Kotlin Multiplatform and the language's future.
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