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droidcon NYC '19

Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android

droidcon NYC

droidcon NYC 2019 | Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android | Jake Wharton

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droidcon NYC 2019 | Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android | Jake Wharton

In this talk, Jake Wharton explores using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native in an Android app. First, he'll look at the motivations for why you might want to compile Kotlin to JS or native on Android. Then, he'll cover the tools and libraries which will be necessary for integration into an app. Finally, you'll learn the positive and negative architectural implications of using multiple Kotlin backends in your app.

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Learners who complete droidcon NYC '19: Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Android Developer
As an Android Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining Android applications. This course will help you build a strong foundation in Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native, which are essential for developing high-quality Android apps. You will learn how to use these languages to create efficient and responsive apps that meet the needs of users.
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Mobile Application Developer
As a Mobile Application Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining mobile applications for various platforms, including Android. This course will help you build a strong foundation in Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native, which are essential for developing high-quality mobile apps. You will learn how to use these languages to create efficient and responsive apps that meet the needs of users.
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Software Engineer
As a Software Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software systems. This course will help you build a strong foundation in Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native, which are essential for developing high-quality software systems. You will learn how to use these languages to create efficient and reliable systems that meet the needs of users.
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Web Developer
As a Web Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining websites and web applications. This course will help you build a strong foundation in Kotlin/JS, which is essential for developing high-quality web applications. You will learn how to use this language to create efficient and responsive web applications that meet the needs of users.
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Data Scientist
As a Data Scientist, you will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to help organizations make better decisions. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop data science tools and applications.
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Machine Learning Engineer
As a Machine Learning Engineer, you will be responsible for developing and deploying machine learning models to help organizations make better decisions. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop machine learning models and applications.
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Product Manager
As a Product Manager, you will be responsible for defining and managing the development of products. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop new products or features.
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Project Manager
As a Project Manager, you will be responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop project management tools and applications.
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Technical Writer
As a Technical Writer, you will be responsible for writing documentation and other materials to help users understand and use technology products. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop documentation for software products.
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Entrepreneur
As an Entrepreneur, you will be responsible for starting and running your own business. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop software products or services for your own business.
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As an Investor, you will be responsible for investing in companies and other assets. This course may be useful for you if you are interested in using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native to develop investment tools and applications.
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35 hours
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droidcon NYC
Language
English
This course belongs to a collection called droidcon NYC 2019. It's comprised of 85 courses:
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  2. droidcon NYC '19: Setting Up a Bug Bounty Program for Your App
  3. droidcon NYC '19: Inhibiting the Imposter
  4. droidcon NYC '19: Why Does Google Think My App Is Harmful?
  5. droidcon NYC '19: git rm -r --cached .idea?
  6. droidcon NYC '19: Productivity Hacks for Busy Engineers
  7. droidcon NYC '19: A Brief History of Real Time Audio (Or Wasn't That API Deprecated?)
  8. droidcon NYC '19: Easy Android Accessibility
  9. droidcon NYC '19: Securely Take Payments in a React Native App
  10. droidcon NYC '19: Accessibility on Android: Some Assembly Required
  11. droidcon NYC '19: Getting Big Payouts with Koin
  12. droidcon NYC '19: Calm is Key: A Guide to a Happier, More Productive Workplace
  13. droidcon NYC '19: Good APIs Don't Need a Tutorial
  14. droidcon NYC '19: Building a Security Assurance Program
  15. droidcon NYC '19: A Talk About Talking: Making a Memorable Presentation
  16. droidcon NYC '19: Implementing the Paging Library
  17. droidcon NYC '19: Flutter at Scale
  18. droidcon NYC '19: Where the Heck Am I? Understanding Location in Your Application
  19. droidcon NYC '19: Getting to Know CameraX
  20. droidcon NYC '19: Effective Multiplatform Architecture
  21. droidcon NYC '19: Lessons Learned From Using Kotlin Multiplatform Internally
  22. droidcon NYC '19: CameraX Workshop
  23. droidcon NYC '19: Working Across Platforms
  24. droidcon NYC '19: Make Better Decisions: Experiment
  25. droidcon NYC '19: Tall Legacy App with 10 Pumps Kotlin
  26. droidcon NYC '19: Prioritizing Platform Development
  27. droidcon NYC '19: How to Do Great Work
  28. droidcon NYC '19: Modularizing Your Android UI with Style Guide-driven Development
  29. droidcon NYC '19: Android & Assistant: A Match Made in Heaven
  30. droidcon NYC '19: Shielding Your Android App from Attackers
  31. droidcon NYC '19: //TODO: Write a Better Comment
  32. droidcon NYC '19: Jetpacks for You and I
  33. droidcon NYC '19: Keeping Your Pixels Perfect
  34. droidcon NYC '19: Keynote: Being more than an Android Developer
  35. droidcon NYC '19: Performance in a Kotlin World
  36. droidcon NYC '19: Invading the Home Screen
  37. droidcon NYC '19: Data Encryption on Android
  38. droidcon NYC '19: Android Jetpack Hearts Kotlin: On the Road to More Wholesome APIs
  39. droidcon NYC '19: Moving to MotionLayout
  40. droidcon NYC '19: Adapting Your Apps for Android Privacy Requirements
  41. droidcon NYC '19: Apps at Scale: An Industry Discussion
  42. droidcon NYC '19: Making a Mountain Out of a Module
  43. droidcon NYC '19: Reverse-engineering Apps on the Device - How Far Can We Go?
  44. droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android
  45. droidcon NYC '19: Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android (viewing)
  46. droidcon NYC '19: Koin vs. Dagger (Service Locator vs. D.I.)
  47. droidcon NYC '19: Connect Platforms with a Kotlin DSL
  48. droidcon NYC '19: A Day in the Life of a Mobile Reverse Engineer
  49. droidcon NYC '19: SwiftUI Meets Kotlin Multiplatform!
  50. droidcon NYC '19: Hands on MvRx: Building Real Apps
  51. droidcon NYC '19: From Four Wheels to Two
  52. droidcon NYC '19: Kids, Play Nice! Writing with Kotlin-Java Interop
  53. droidcon NYC '19: If Your Code Looks Like It's Kotlin and Quacks Like It's Kotlin, Then It Probably Is Swift
  54. droidcon NYC '19: Diving Into Advanced Kotlin Features
  55. droidcon NYC '19: Litho: Best Practices for Building Efficient UIs
  56. droidcon NYC '19: Netflix's Reactive Android Components - The Redux Revenge
  57. droidcon NYC '19: Select * FROM Kotlin
  58. droidcon NYC '19: Square Workflow: Android and iOS Apps Composed of State Machines Defining UI and Navigation
  59. droidcon NYC '19: Building iOS and Android Mobile App in 30 Minutes
  60. droidcon NYC '19: The Light Way
  61. droidcon NYC '19: Adding Flutter to Your Android App
  62. droidcon NYC '19: Multiplatform Library Development
  63. droidcon NYC '19: Storing App Data Reliably and Performantly with SimpleStore
  64. droidcon NYC '19: Coroutine + Flow = MVI
  65. droidcon NYC '19: Workshop: Maximize Developer Productivity with Fast and Reliable Gradle and Maven Builds
  66. droidcon NYC '19: Flowing Things, Not So Strange in the MVI World
  67. droidcon NYC '19: Shark: Diving Into the Guts of LeakCanary's Hprof Parser
  68. droidcon NYC '19: Edge & Offline-First App Data Management in 5G Devices
  69. droidcon NYC '19: Wire 3: Tackling gRPC with Kotlin
  70. droidcon NYC '19: Using ML to Make Your UI Tests More Robust
  71. droidcon NYC '19: Let's Focus on IDE Indexing
  72. droidcon NYC '19: Bazel
  73. droidcon NYC '19: Native Concurrency Coroutines
  74. droidcon NYC '19: Android Studio Tips and Tricks Part 2
  75. droidcon NYC '19: Transforming a Java Desktop Application to Kotlin
  76. droidcon NYC '19: Advanced & Practical MotionLayout
  77. droidcon NYC '19: Road to Modularization
  78. droidcon NYC '19: ReduxKotlin.org: Redux for All Kotlin Platforms
  79. droidcon NYC '19: Best Practices for Mobile App Security Testing
  80. droidcon NYC '19: Dagger Party Tricks
  81. droidcon NYC '19: Does Your Android App Expose You to Excess Risk
  82. droidcon NYC '19: Prototyping with Jetpack Compose
  83. droidcon NYC '19: How It's Made: Jetpack Compose
  84. droidcon NYC '19: Multiplatform Functional Architecture
  85. droidcon NYC '19: (Android) Transformers - Bytecode in Disguise
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