Transitioning from Java to Kotlin

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Nate Ebel

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01 - Introduction

01 - Move from Java to Kotlin to build your dream application.mp4

01:06

02 - 1. Java and the JVM Ecosystem

01 - What is Kotlin.mp4

02:03

02 - Kotlin and other JVM languages.mp4

03:14

03 - Where is Kotlin used today.mp4

03:36

03 - 2. Kotlin for Server-Side Applications

01 - Server-side Kotlin frameworks.mp4

03:17

02 - Try Kotlin.mp4

03:51

03 - Integrating Kotlin into existing applications.mp4

03:07

04 - Why choose Kotlin.mp4

03:26

04 - 3. Setting up Your Kotlin Development Environment

01 - Introducing IntelliJ.mp4

02:17

02 - Setting up IntelliJ for macOS.mp4

03:54

03 - Setting up IntelliJ for Windows.mp4

03:03

05 - 4. Integrating Kotlin into an Existing Spring Boot Application

01 - Exploring an existing server-side application.mp4

08:24

02 - Adding Kotlin to an existing project.mp4

07:24

03 - Migrating Java code to Kotlin.mp4

04:37

04 - Handling platform types.mp4

06:31

05 - Leveraging Kotlin language features.mp4

14:56

06 - Java and Kotlin interop.mp4

03:53

07 - Challenge Migrate the project to Kotlin.mp4

00:32

08 - Solution Migrate the project to Kotlin.mp4

08:31

06 - 5. Building a Server-Side Application Using Ktor

01 - Creating a new Ktor project.mp4

06:30

02 - Adding your first route.mp4

05:33

03 - Testing your local service.mp4

06:41

04 - Adding status pages.mp4

07:32

05 - Storing a list of products.mp4

05:42

06 - Returning typed responses.mp4

11:57

07 - Adding new products.mp4

05:38

08 - Authenticating routes.mp4

07:57

09 - Challenge Return all active orders.mp4

01:35

10 - Solution Return all active orders.mp4

07:04

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:58

Description

If you’re a web developer, you may be considering a switch from Java to Kotlin. Kotlin is probably best well-known as the language for Android development—it’s concise, flexible, and includes a powerful set of modern language features—but it’s also a great choice for JVM-based web development. In this course, Nate Ebel guides you through the transition from Java to Kotlin for server application development. He starts by exploring Kotlin’s place in the JVM ecosystem, then shows you how to migrate an existing Java-based Spring Boot application to Kotlin. He also shows you how to build a new application using Ktor, a Kotlin-based client/server framework. If you’ve wondered what Kotlin’s features can do for your JVM web development, join Nate in this course.

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Nate Ebel

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I enjoy building great software and helping others do the same. I speak, blog, and maintain a YouTube channel all towards the goal of helping others learn and developer in their careers. I aim to cultivate a growth mindset in myself, and others, in hope that we can effect positive change in the world. Continued, self-education is very important to me. I love being in the world of mobile development because the rate of change requires continuous growth and shorter product lifecycles allow you to quickly deliver useful products directly into the hands of users. I have a passion for technology, education, and software development and enjoy opportunities to combine the three. Fun fact: Before starting my masters program, I picked up a book on Android development (Android for Dummies) and learned enough to release my first app on Google Play (My Love Butler). During my graduate work I performed research in evolutionary robotics using Android smartphones to evolve robotic controllers for autonomous, mobile robots.

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