Episodes

  • Platform Integrations in Kotlin Multiplatform with Russell Wolf

    Platform Integrations in Kotlin Multiplatform with Russell Wolf
    Nov 21 2024

    Sebastian introduces the new co-host of the podcast, in a special episode recorded on location at droidcon New York! Joined by Russell Wolf, author of the multiplatform-settings library, we discuss the conference, different code-sharing approaches for Kotlin Multiplatform, and how to build great multiplatform libraries.

    (0:00) Intro at home (2:02) Intro at droidcon NYC (4:23) Russell’s talk topic (8:14) Code sharing approaches (12:28) Wrapping native APIs (16:18) Attempted segue (16:35) Designing reusable APIs (18:02) Actual segue (18:14) multiplatform-settings (20:23) Supported platforms (24:05) SharedPreferences challenges (26:20) Observable preferences (29:51) Secure storage (30:55) Windows again (31:36) Library code as reference (33:15) Testable library code (35:05) Initializing a KMP library (38:18) Database libraries (40:55) Dependency injection (44:40) Outro

    droidcon New York

    • When sharing isn’t caring: Using platform-specific code in Kotlin Multiplatform (Russell’s talk)
    • Compose Multiplatform on iOS: On the Road to Stable (Seb’s talk)
    • Composing an API the *right* way (Márton’s talk)

    The deprecated Accompanist WebView implementation for Jetpack Compose

    russhwolf/multiplatform-settings on GitHub

    Kotlin Multiplatform database libraries

    • Room
    • SQLDelight

    Dependency injection libraries

    • Koin
    • Kotlin-inject

    ViewModel for Kotlin Multiplatform

    Hosts:

    • Sebastian Aigner (Website)
    • Márton Braun (Website)

    Guest:

    • Russell Wolf (GitHub, Twitter)
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    46 mins
  • Kotlin After 2.0

    Kotlin After 2.0
    Aug 29 2024
    In this episode, we talk about the future of Kotlin and its development after the 2.0 version.
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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • Reinventing Ticket Sales with Pretix

    Reinventing Ticket Sales with Pretix
    Jul 3 2024
    In this episode of Talking Kotlin, Hadi Hariri and Sebastian Aigner chat with Raphael Michel, the founder of pretix, an open-source ticketing system. Raphael shares his fascinating journey, from building pretix to solve a conference ticketing problem to becoming a full-fledged company with a global reach. The conversation dives into the complexities of event ticketing, the challenges of the pandemic, and the surprising new markets pretix entered, like managing access for public swimming pools in Berlin. Throughout the episode, Raphael discusses how Kotlin plays a crucial role in pretix's development. He talks about using Kotlin for various components, including Android apps, desktop applications, server-side logic, and even future plans for integrating with hardware like turnstiles.
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    49 mins
  • Kord: Deep Dive into the Discord API

    Kord: Deep Dive into the Discord API
    Jun 12 2024
    Join us for an in-depth conversation with Michael Rittmeister and Luca Kellermann, the brains behind Kord, a Kotlin library designed for interacting with the Discord API. In this episode, we dive into the complexities of the Discord API, the importance of WebSockets, and the challenges and strategies in building and maintaining a modularized library. We also explore the future of Kord, including their move towards native support and the ongoing effort to keep up with Discord's evolving features. Whether you're a Kotlin enthusiast or a Discord bot developer, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice. Kord library – https://github.com/kordlib/kord Michael on X – @SchlaumeierTVDE Luca on GitHub – https://github.com/lukellmann
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    47 mins
  • Navigating the Compose Multiverse – Lyricist & Voyager

    Navigating the Compose Multiverse – Lyricist & Voyager
    Mar 6 2024
    🚀 Dive into the Compose multiverse with the latest episode of Talking Kotlin! 🌐 In this insightful conversation, our hosts, Seb and Hadi, bring on a special guest, Adriel Café, to discuss two powerful libraries in the Kotlin ecosystem – Lyricist and Voyager. 🎼 Lyricist: The Missing Piece of Jetpack Compose Adriel shares the journey behind Lyricist, an open-source library designed to simplify UI development with Jetpack Compose. Discover how Lyricist leverages sealed classes to enhance navigation, making it an indispensable tool for Compose-based Android apps. 🌍 Voyager: Compose on Warp Speed Get ready for a warp-speed adventure with Voyager! Adriel introduces Voyager, a navigation library for Compose Multiplatform, inspired by Star Trek's Voyager ship. Learn how Voyager simplifies navigation across Android, iOS, desktop, and even the web, supporting Compose Multiplatform projects seamlessly. 🤖 Lifecycle Challenges and Stability in Voyager Adriel delves into the challenges of handling lifecycles in Android and how Voyager tackles them. Discover the complexities, experimental APIs, and ongoing efforts to stabilize Voyager for a robust and crash-free navigation experience. 🛠️ Contributing to Open Source and Community Support The trio discusses the importance of open-source contributions, community support, and the fascinating world of Compose Multiplatform. Explore the nuances of transitioning from Android to Compose Multiplatform, and get a closer look at the exciting projects Adriel has been working on. 📚 Resources and Links Mentioned Lyricist: https://github.com/adrielcafe/lyricist Voyager: https://voyager.adriel.cafe/ Adriel's GitHub: https://github.com/adrielcafe Follow Adriel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adrielcafe 👍 Enjoyed the episode? Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Have a Kotlin-related topic you'd like us to cover in a future episode? Share your suggestions and join the Kotlin conversation!
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    43 mins
  • What Does the Kotlin Foundation Do?

    What Does the Kotlin Foundation Do?
    Feb 13 2024
    🚀 Immerse yourself in the world of Kotlin as the latest podcast episode unveils the inner workings of the Kotlin Foundation! 🎙️ Join Sebastian and Hadi and a stellar lineup of guests, including Ksenia Shneyveys, Trisha Gee, Kevin Galligan, Charles Anderson, and Jeffrey van Gogh, as they share exclusive insights into the foundation's mission, projects, and plans for the future. 🌐 Discover the foundation's inception, core objectives, and impactful collaborations between founding members JetBrains and Google. Gain a deeper understanding of Kotlin's significance in the tech landscape and explore how the foundation is shaping the language's evolution. 🔍 Dive into the intricate workings of the Kotlin Education Committee. Explore their mission to foster the next generation of developers through initiatives like the Google Summer of Code and the Kotlin Multiplatform Contest. Uncover how Kotlin is making its mark in academia, with top universities adopting it as the go-to language for introductory computer science courses. 💼 Hear from representatives of new foundation members, Gradle, Shopify, and Touchlab. Kevin, Charles, and Trisha share valuable perspectives on why their companies joined the Kotlin Foundation and how they contribute to the thriving Kotlin ecosystem. Discover the benefits of membership and how these organizations are actively shaping the future of Kotlin. 💡 Whether you're a seasoned Kotlin developer or just stepping into the world of programming, this podcast episode offers a unique glimpse into the heart of the Kotlin Foundation. Don't miss the chance to stay updated on the latest developments, initiatives, and opportunities within the Kotlin community! 🚀 Like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with the Kotlin community and unlock the full potential of this powerful programming language! The Kotlin Foundation Annual Report 2023 – https://kotl.in/kfr_2023 Kotlin Foundation – https://kotlinfoundation.org/ #KotlinFoundation #Programming #TechPodcast #KotlinCommunity #Google #JetBrains #Gradle #Shopify #Touchlab #KotlinPodcast
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    44 mins
  • Network-Resilient Applications with Store5 | Talking Kotlin #128

    Network-Resilient Applications with Store5 | Talking Kotlin #128
    Dec 14 2023
    Join us in this exciting episode of Talking Kotlin as we dive into the world of Kotlin Multiplatform with three special guests, Mike Nakhimovich, Yigit Boyar, and Matthew Ramotar, the minds behind the popular library 'Store' — a Kotlin Multiplatform library for building network-resilient applications. We explore the journey of 'Store' from its earlier versions to the recently released Store 5, shedding light on the challenges faced in making the library multiplatform. The conversation touches on various topics, from the adoption of Kotlin Multiplatform in different use cases, the integration with other Kotlin ecosystem tools like Molecule, to the challenges and goals ahead for 'Store.' Whether you're an Android developer, Kotlin enthusiast, or just curious about the latest developments in the Kotlin ecosystem, this episode offers valuable insights and a glimpse into the future of Kotlin Multiplatform development.
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    56 mins
  • Coil Goes Multiplatform with Colin White

    Coil Goes Multiplatform with Colin White
    Nov 29 2023
    Welcome to another engaging episode of Talking Kotlin! In this edition, we dive into the dynamic world of Android development with Colin White, the creator of the widely acclaimed Coil library. Join us as we discuss the latest developments, insights, and the exciting roadmap for Coil. 🚀 Highlights from this Episode: Learn about Colin's journey in developing the Coil library. Discover the pivotal role Coil plays in simplifying image loading for Android developers. Get an exclusive sneak peek into the upcoming Coil 3.0, featuring multi-platform support and seamless integration with Jetpack Compose. 🔗 Helpful Links: Coil Library GitHub: github.com/coilkt/coil Follow Colin White on Twitter: @colinwhi 🌐 Connect with the Kotlin Community: https://kotlinlang.org/community/ Kotlin Foundation: https://kotlinfoundation.org/
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    42 mins