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Kotlin and Code With Me: Tips for Collaborative Programming, Teaching, and Learning

Join us on Thursday, August 11, 2022, 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm UTC, for our free live webinar, Kotlin and Code With Me: Tips for Collaborative Programming, Teaching, and Learning.
Dmitry Sitnikov Dmitry Sitnikov

Join the Kotlin Basics Track Tour With a JetBrains Academy Expert

We invite you to join us for the livestream Kotlin Basics Track Tour With a JetBrains Academy Expert, featuring Dmitry Sitnikov, JetBrains Academy Expert and consulting software engineer. The livestream will start at 3:00 PM UTC on Wednesday, February 16.  Use these links to save the date in your calendar: Outlook Calendar or iCal: Add to CalendarGoogle Calendar: Add to Calendar In this livestream, Dmitry will cover the following topics: How a project-based, practice-oriented approach helps when learning programming.Kotlin tracks on JetBrains Academy: Kotlin Basics, Kotlin

Teaching Introductory Computer Science in Kotlin – Webinar Recording and Q&A

“Always bet on the future. If you’re not willing to, it’s hard to enjoy a life in technology.”Geoffrey Challen On November 23, we held a ‘Teaching Introductory Computer Science in Kotlin’ webinar, featuring Geoffrey Challen, Teaching Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is the lead instructor for a course, which is now the largest introductory computer science course to offer Kotlin as a language option, with an impressive 1300 students. SlidesCS1 in Kotlin essayCourse page According to Geoffrey, Kotlin is an ideal choice for a first programmin

Kotlin 1.3 Webinars. Update: the recordings and slides are available

JetBrains is hosting two webinars on Kotlin 1.3 this December. Both events aim to explore the most common use cases and the challenges in adopting Coroutines, Kotlin/Native, and Multiplatform Projects. Andrey Breslav will answer the questions you have on Kotlin 1.3 and our future plans during the Q&A session. To ask your questions, use #kotlinask_13 on Twitter or use YouTube chat during the webinar. The recordings of the webinars are available on JetBrains TV: Kotlin Coroutines presentation by Roman Elizarov, Kotlin 1.3 Q&A with Andrey Breslav, and Kotlin Multiplatform projects (MPP)

Join Live Webinar — Functional Programming with Kotlin

Join us this Thursday, October 22nd, 14:00 – 15:00 GMT (10:00 – 11:00 AM EDT) for our free webinar, Functional Programming with Kotlin with Mike Hearn In this talk, Mike Hearn will provide a brief introduction to programming in Kotlin via worked, practical examples, with a focus on functional programming. Topics covered will include: Use of functional transforms Immutability Lazyness and working with lazy infinite sequences The use of funKtionale, a library that extends Kotlin with a few features known from Haskell Pattern matching Reactive user interfaces Everyone is welcome! You can a

Webinar Recording. Quasar: Efficient and Elegant Fibers, Channels and Actors

The recording of our September 16th webinar, Quasar: Efficient and Elegant Fibers, Channels and Actors, is now available on JetBrainsTV YouTube channel. In this webinar, Fabio Tudone shows how to use Quasar for creation of highly concurrent software. He covers basics of Kotlin syntax and shows how Quasar uses Kotlin strengths to offer concise and expressive API. Demo project is available on GitHub. The video includes the time stamps following the agenda announced: 00:55 - What are Quasar and Fibers? 12:22 - What are Quasar Channels? 15:50 - What are and why using Quasar Fibers? 21:15 - From

Join Live Webinar — Quasar and Kotlin

Join us  Wednesday, September 16th, 16:00 – 17:00 CET (10:00 – 11:00 AM EDT) for our free webinar, Quasar: Efficient and Elegant Fibers, Channels and Actors with Fabio Tudone. Quasar fibers bring true lightweight threads to the JVM as well as Erlang-like actors, Go-like channels and Dataflow programming: this means we can efficiently use straightforward blocking APIs and regular stack-based control flow rather than submitting to cumbersome and infectious async and monadic styles. After an introduction about fibers, their workings and Quasar's additional abstractions we'll explore how Quasar