Kotlin 1.4 Online Event, Day 4: server-side Kotlin
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Server-side Kotlin is concrete: Spring Boot 2.4 adds Kotlin serialization built into Spring Boot 2.4 and coroutine support across MVC and WebFlux, with GraalVM native images incubating; Ktor is a lightweight, coroutine-native framework with a multiplatform client and plans toward multiplatform server; Kotless introspects Ktor/Spring apps, transpiles to Terraform and runs on localstack, and targets AWS Lambda plus JVM/Graal/JS runtimes; real users (Space, Jira, Expedia, Adobe) report shared code, happier developers, and production deployments.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 15:30Server-Side Development With Kotlin by Anton Arhipov, Anton Arhipov, Developer Advocate in Kotlin
- 32:57Q&A on Server-Side Development with Kotlin with Anton Arhipov
- 38:34The State of Kotlin Support in Spring by Sébastien Deleuze, Spring Framework committer at VMware
- 1:05:53Q&A on the state of Kotlin Support in Spring with Sébastien Deleuze
- 1:17:23Ktor: Past, Present, and Future! by Hadi Hariri, Developer Advocate in Kotlin, Team Lead in Ktor
- 1:48:38Q&A on Ktor with Hadi Hariri and Leonid Stashevsky
- 2:03:23Serverless Development With Kotlin and Kotless by Vladislav Tankov, Team Lead in Kotless
- 2:18:26Q&A on Serverless Development with Kotlin and Kotless with Vladislav Tankov
- 2:26:55Q&A for Day 4
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