Kotlin for the JVM and beyond
YASSINE BENABBAS
Software Development Community Advocate
Worldline
Dr Yassine Benabbas is a DevRel engineer @ Worldline and a teacher. He is a fullstack developer with 20 years of experience, including 10 years of mobile dev (native and cross platform). He loves sharing his passion about programming in different languages through lectures, blog posts and videos. He is a maintainer of the official technical Blog and YouTube channel of Worldline and he is a member of the Lille Android User Group.
All his lectures materials are Open Sourced on GitHub and his blog posts are published on Medium, dev.to and blog.worldline.tech.
YASSINE BENABBAS
Software Development Community Advocate
Worldline
IBRAHIM GHARBI
Developer relations engineer
Worldline
Ibrahim Gharbi is a passionate engineer and mobile technical lead with over 14 years of experience in mobile development,
specializing in Android, cross-platform technologies, and a bit of iOS.
specializing in Android, cross-platform technologies, and a bit of iOS.
As a mobile software architect, he has worked on payment and retail applications for major companies, on various topics such
as digital wallets, drive store apps, loyalty apps, peer-to-peer payment apps, kiosks, and digital safe apps. Ibrahim has strong
experience with a wide range of mobile development stacks in production, including Blackberry Java ME, Windows Phone, Android,
iOS, and cross-platform frameworks like Xamarin, Cordova, Flutter, and KMP. He is now part of the developer relations engineering
team of Worldline, a paytech company, focused on UX, mobile & web.
IBRAHIM GHARBI
Developer relations engineer
Worldline
Abstract
Kotlin is much more than just another JVM language; it is a complete ecosystem! From backend development to cross-platform front-end development, and even data science, it is everywhere. This is part of the DNA of Kotlin since its creation and grows exponentially.
This talk demonstrates how developers can easily become fullstack ones by adopting Kotlin. We will share three demos covering different stacks of development including experimental ones. We will achieve all of this by keeping a clean architecture and integrating libraries such as Ktor client/server and DataFrame.
By the end of this presentation, you will be delighted to realize how easy and pleasant it is to kick-start development of mobile, desktop, web, backend, data-science apps and make infra-as-code with Kotlin. Even more app stacks are already in your reach thanks to Kotlin!
