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A practical guide to getting the most out of KotlinConf 2026 in Munich, covering early registration, hands-on workshops on Compose Multiplatform and coroutines, and tips for exploring the city. The post helps f...
José Luis González, a JetBrains-certified Kotlin Trainer, reveals the production bugs that still plague mobile teams in 2025. One tiny mistake in exception handling can silently break your entire app's lifecycl...
Woowa Brothers needed to handle massive I/O in their authentication gateway. Java's traditional threads couldn't keep up, so they explored virtual threads.
Muhammad Zuhriyan Sauqi from IDN Engineering makes a bold case: RxJava isn't dead in 2025, it's just misunderstood. While Kotlin Coroutines dominate modern Android development, he argues there's still a compell...
Drew Hamilton just took Poko, the Kotlin compiler plugin that generates equals/hashCode/toString, fully multiplatform. This solves a real API compatibility headache for library authors.
Cash App just open-sourced Turbine 1.0, solving one of the trickiest parts of Kotlin coroutines: testing Flows without the headache.
Beratcan Güreş breaks down Kotlin Flows, the reactive programming tool that's changing how Android developers handle asynchronous data streams. If you're still wrestling with callback hell or blocking operation...
ClassPass engineers were hitting a wall: their Jersey-based APIs couldn't handle traffic spikes without exhausting thread pools. The culprit? Synchronous request processing blocking precious I/O threads.
Sonic Wang from DoorDash breaks down Kotlin coroutines from bytecode to scheduler. If you've ever wondered what actually happens when you call 'suspend', this deep dive reveals the magic.
Kevin Cianfarini from Cash App discovered a sneaky threading bug that stumped his entire team. The culprit? A misunderstood feature in Kotlin's coroutine testing tools that silently breaks thread assertions.
Florina Muntenescu and Rohit Sathyanarayana from Google reveal why SharedPreferences has been secretly blocking your UI thread and causing ANRs. Their solution? Jetpack DataStore, a complete reimagining of Andr...
Dropbox just took over Store, the popular Android data loading library, and rewrote it from scratch in Kotlin. The reason? RxJava was making it too easy for developers to leak memory.
Jesse Wilson from Square just rewrote 25,000 lines of Java code in Kotlin without changing a single feature or fixing a single bug. Here's why that matters for your Android app.
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 their chat module had bugs so elusive that QA could record them happening but developers could never reproduce them. The culprit? Uncontrolled state management in a massively...
Martynas Jurkus from Vinted reveals how his team bet on Kotlin two years before Google officially backed it. The result? A complete transformation of their Android development workflow.