Kotlin Night Kyiv

• What we'll do
Kotlin Night Kyiv is a half-day conference that includes two streams with talks on Kotlin or related technologies, organized by Kyiv Kotlin User Group and supported by JetBrains.
The audience of the conference is Kotlin and Java/Android developers, and everyone who would like to deep dive into Kotlin

• Registration: https://knight.2event.com
• Partnership proposals: https://goo.gl/HFTZ5S

• Why Kotlin?

• Google is adding Kotlin as an official programming language for Android development
• Kotlin projects, in general, require 15–20% less code than Java (Basecamp)
• Teams that have migrated projects from Java to Kotlin have reported up to 30% fewer defects post-migration (Pinterest)
• "Java is doing really well. Kotlin is increasing significantly. Scala is doing OK, but I wonder if Kotlin is taking away the potential for its growth" - Rod Johnson, Spring Creator
• The first ever KotlinConf sold out to over 1200 attendees

• Topics

• Kotlin Language
• Kotlin and Android
• Web development with Kotlin: Frontend, Spring framework, ...
• Coroutines
• Java and Kotlin interoperability and migration
• Future of Kotlin

• Speakers

• Andrey Breslav (JetBrains, Russia) - 'The state and future of Kotlin' + Q/A session (online session)
• Nicolas Frankel (Hybris, Switzerland) - 'Spring Boot and Kotlin integration'
• Gaetan Zoritchak (Data2Viz.io, Switzerland) - 'Multiplatform development with Kotlin'
• Alexander Tarasov (Odnoklassniki, Russia) - 'Automating experiments with Kotlin DSL'
• Ruslan Ibragimov (ObjectStyle, Belarus) - 'State of Kotlin Ecosystem'
• Siarhei Krukau (EPAM, Belarus) - ' Gradle Kotlin DSL'
• Dmytro Zaitsev (Lohika, Ukraine) - 'Coroutines in Action'
• Izzet Mustafaiev (EPAM, Ukraine) - 'Kotlin strives for Deep Learning'
• Sergii Zolotov (PartsTech, Ukraine) - 'Spring Reactive on Coroutines'
• Artyom Dorosh (SANDBX, Ukraine) - 'Through Fire and Flames: approaching Clean Architecture in your Android project with Kotlin'
• Giedrius Graževičius (Wix, Lithuania) - 'Evaluating a programming language: a case for Kotlin and Scala'

• Important to know
Call For Speakers (open until March 1st): https://goo.gl/ruKAET