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Kotlin Workshop

A Kotlin workshop intended to be taught in two days.

Structure

This workshop is divided into two parts

• Introduction to Kotlin
• Advanced Kotlin

It consists of

• Instructor Project: Used to explain concepts, with existing code samples
• Student Project: For students to complete
• Presentations: For the instructor to use
• Questions: For students to complete

Both the Instructor Project and the slides have Introduction and Advanced modules included. While the Introduction has a lot of pre-built examples, it also serves as a canvas to show more code while teaching. However, please make sure that if you're a contributing author to this project, that you do not check-in any ad-hoc code. It's also recommended to use Scratch files in IntelliJ IDEA for this purpose.

Presentations

Slides for the workshop lead by Hadi Hariri can be found here.

Presentations used for the workshop at KotlinConf:

1. Intro
2. Nullable Types
3. Object-Oriented Programming in Kotlin
4. Kotlin Types
5. Functional Programming in Kotlin
6. The Power of inline
7. Lambda With Receiver
8. Conventions
9. Intro to Coroutines

Questions

Questions can be found here. The keys to the questions are in the module instructor/quizzes.

Note that the similar material can be found explained in detail in the following Coursera course.

Authors

This workshop includes material from the following authors:

• Hadi Hariri
• Svetlana Isakova
• Dmitry Jemerov
• Roman Elizarov

License and Usage

The material provided in this repository, including but not limited to source code, presentations, notes and exercises is Copyright (c) 2017 JetBrains, and is provided as-is.

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JetBrains and Kotlin are Registered Trademarks of their respective trademark holders.

Contributions

We welcome all contributions to this workshop. If you feel you'd like to contribute something, create a fork and make a pull request. Bug fixes, comments, suggestions, all welcome.

If you're contributing code or samples, please send a pull request. If you'd like to update the slides or questions, please contact Hadi Hariri.

Usage and endorsements

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