Keynote
summary
Kotlin 2.0 (K2) preview compiles a large corpus, passes nearly all tests, and puts the front end several times faster so the whole compilation pipeline is about 2× faster; planned language additions include static extensions, collection literals, name‑based destructuring, context receivers, explicit fields with prototypes and rollout after 1.9. JetBrains releases a Kotlin Notebooks preview for IntelliJ, Compose Multiplatform hits iOS alpha, WebAssembly backend is experimental, GitHub Kotlin projects exceed 1M and multiplatform libraries grow ~60% year‑over‑year. Google: Kotlin DSL becomes default in Android Studio Giraffe; Kotlin in 95% of top 1000 apps; Kotlin apps crash ~20% less.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (29)
- 0:00Broadcast start
- 0:18Intro 2023
- 1:05We Are Back!
- 5:17Kotlin Stats
- 7:03K2 Compiler
- 8:56Kotlin 2.0
- 11:40The Future of Kotlin
- 12:55Static Extensions
- 14:27Collection Literrals
- 16:25Name-Based Destructuring
- 18:02Context Receivers
- 19:31Explicit Fields
- 21:02Compiler Plugins
- 24:37Data Exploration
- 25:43Kotlin Notebooks
- 28:33Grace Kloba (Google)
- 29:16Google Investments into Kotlin
- 33:02Google Kotlin Stistics
- 35:53Default Kotlin DSL
- 36:56Kotlin at Google
- 40:47Kotlin Ecosystem
- 43:17Kotlin Foundation Grant Programm
- 45:24Join Kotlin Foundation
- 48:23Kotlin Multiplatform
- 51:48Multiplatform Libraries
- 52:33Future of Kotlin Multiplatform
- 53:51Compose Multiplatform
- 55:14Compose Multiplatform for iOS
- 57:14Kotlin + WebAssembly
