Kotlin For Java Developers Complete Course

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INTRODUCTION
0:00:00 Course Introduction

STARTING UP WITH KOTLIN
0:07:07 From Java to Kotlin
0:14:20 Basics
0:33:58 Control Structures
0:50:34 Extensions
1:10:53 Programming Assignment
1:13:44 Playground Solutions

NULLABILITY FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING
1:17:45 Nullability
1:38:13 Functional Programming
2:19:16 Programming Assignment
2:42:10 Playground Solutions

PROPERTIES POP CONVENTIONS
2:49:43 Properties
3:06:49 Object Oriented Programming
3:49:14 Conventions
4:03:40 Programming Assignment
4:19:17 Playground Solutions

SEQUENCES LAMDBAS WITH RECIEVER TYPES
4:28:41 Inline Functions
4:45:00 Sequences
5:06:28 Lambda With Reciever
5:20:13 Types
5:52:55 Playground Solutions
6:03:54 Conclusion

The Kotlin programming language is a modern language that gives you more power for your everyday tasks. Kotlin is concise, safe, pragmatic, and focused on interoperability with Java code. It can be used almost everywhere Java is used today: for server-side development, Android apps, and much more. Kotlin is 100% compatible with all existing Java frameworks, and has good tooling support. It’s a pragmatic language with a very low learning curve, and can be quickly grasped by Java developers. Kotlin code might be compiled not only to JVM bytecode but to JavaScript and Native code as well, but this course is focused on Kotlin/JVM.

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[superhumandose]

My God this is the most in-depth and difficult course I had ever taken. Love it!

[handledByHandle]

this is the best ever course if you are an intermediate or expert in java

[choucolin]

This lesson is very in depth and useful!! The teacher is great! Thank you!

[mushfiqfuad]

This channel is by far one of the best Gold Mine.

[guptagaurav]

I went through below tutorial for Kotlin for Java developer.
It helped me understand nuances of Kotlin and it's syntax and constructs, which I earlier used to find confusing and how to relate it to java syntax.

[drdomestos]

53:46 correctly states it's not possible to call a private member of a class (example is String), inside an extension function, but shows it as an example a couple of minutes earlier 51:37. This is because the 'length' field in String is actually public, so it is OK to use it in the extension function.

[dprintersawhiteboard]

Thank you for this compact and informative video. I am not yet at the end of it, but it helped me a lot quick starting Kotlin for me already. Great job!

[chndraja]

Thanks for uploading this video.. it is amazing to learn through questions and answers.👍👍👍

[HariKrishna-miis]

Can you upload the remaining course on kotlin which explains coroutines.

[ZemenFidel]

Great course!
BTW, I think the result of the example for "associate" at 1:46:00 is off by one. Either 'a' + 1 == b and 10 * 1 == 10, or 'a' + 0 == a and 10 * 0 == 0

[kamalmka]

Hi, I have a question, in 3:31:33 you said companion object can access private members in the outer class, but when I tested it, I couldn't access them, why ?

[XxwolfixX]

I dont get the 2:39:35
Why /10 *10 and +9 ? Does group by somehow merge durations? [1, 5, 11] -> [(1-10: 1, 5), (5-14: 5, 11)??, (11, 20: 11)
If not, why not make a range out of it, after the most frequent duration is determined?

[emaayan]

18:57, but if we remove the println statement ? will the compiler recogonize the function returns the same thing and that there are no side effects and call it only once?

[leonelp]

Actually a very complete Course !
the only bad thing i found is that sometimes i cant completly understand what the girl is saying...

[joelbarrameda_vo]

where do I start if I'm going to start from scratch. I want to b a android develper

[sheldonsays]

Good course. Unfortunately was a struggle to understand what she is trying to convey.

[dnbhatia]

Pls create groovy course too for java developer.

[melkor]

I find this syntax much congesting then java, i dont know why people complain about java syntax its much clearer to understand and work with.

[frantisekfilip]

Shorter code does not equal more readable code.

[sanjayrajsoni]

Great tutorial - minor nitpick - if only she spoke a little slower