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Netflix just went all-in on Kotlin Multiplatform for their production studio apps. Here's why they're betting on shared code over platform-specific rewrites.
Arkadii Ivanov from Bumble Tech tackles the biggest challenge in Kotlin Multiplatform testing: no mocking frameworks. His solution? Embrace it as a feature, not a bug.
Arkadii Ivanov from Bumble shows how to bridge Kotlin Multiplatform MVI architecture with native iOS and Android UI. The iOS integration reveals surprising complexity that most KMP tutorials skip.
Gopinath Langote from N26 shows how Kotlin's operator overloading can transform verbose getter/setter code into elegant, readable syntax. Instead of date.getMonth() or date.setMonth(6), what if you could just w...
Gopinath Langote from N26 shows how Kotlin's operator overloading turns verbose code like Number(1).plus(Number(2)) into elegant Number(1) + Number(2). This isn't just syntactic sugar—it's a fundamental shift i...
Rares Musina from N26 shares how their mobile bank went all-in on Kotlin—and what they learned at KotlinConf 2018. Spoiler: coroutines, DSLs, and faster backends are changing everything.
Zsolt Kocsi from Bumble reveals how his team tamed the chaos of reactive Android components. The secret? Two minimal interfaces and a powerful abstraction that makes subscription management disappear.
Zsolt Kocsi from Badoo reveals how their chat module kept losing first messages despite a full Clean Architecture rewrite. The culprit? Uncontrolled state mutations in a massively asynchronous app.
Pat Kua from N26 shares how the fintech company moved from Java to Kotlin for backend services. Their pragmatic, incremental approach turned a language migration into a productivity win.
Vishnu Rajeevan from Trello shares how his team went from 0% to 30.8% Kotlin in just over a year. Their strategy? Start with tests, then make every new feature Kotlin-only.
James Shephard from BBC explores how Kotlin's sealed classes can fundamentally reshape your Android architecture. What if callbacks aren't the answer to async operations?
Natalia Ukhorskaya from JetBrains shows how Kotlin's seamless Java interop makes adoption frictionless. Just create a .kt file and let IntelliJ do the heavy lifting.
JetBrains made history in 2013 by bringing Kotlin to Android Studio for the first time. This walkthrough from the early days shows just how far Android development has come.