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My Transition from Swift to Kotlin

Talkat KotlinConf 2017 · 2017-11-02..11-03· [kotlin, ios]
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Compares concrete features: Kotlin wins for data classes, delegated properties (Cotton/Kotlin knife–style injection), coroutines/async‑await and JVM interoperability; Swift wins for enums with associated values, tuples, ARC memory model and flexible value vs reference semantics. Demonstrates Swift’s painful type‑erasure boilerplate versus Kotlin’s simple generics, cites Kotlin Koans as the quickest way to learn, and reports the final score as a close tie with Kotlin nudging ahead because of tooling and language ergonomics.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:05Why Kotlin
  3. 4:17Data Classes
  4. 5:35Enums
  5. 8:48Delegated Properties
  6. 9:37tuples
  7. 10:42Ease of Learning
  8. 11:39Memory Management
  9. 16:37Interoperability
  10. 17:21Values Semantics
  11. 19:17Dis Flexibility
  12. 20:04KotlinConf
  13. 20:29Swift vs Kotlin
  14. 20:48Thank you
  15. 21:54Garbage Collection
  16. 24:45Runtime performance comparison
  17. 25:41What are delegates
  18. 27:48Advice for Swift developers
  19. 29:20Kotlin on iOS
  20. 32:02Extensions
  21. 34:30Exception Handling
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