Multiplatform Secrets with Philipp Lackner | ATOM EP 7

Welcome to episode 7 of A Touch of Multiplatform (ATOM)! This is our podcast dedicated to Kotlin Multiplatform technology in production and produced for you by JetBrains and Touchlab.

In this episode of A Touch of Multiplatform, class is in session with Philipp Lackner! He shares his opinions around current education for engineers and developers, as well as how he came around on Kotlin Multiplatform.

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0:00 Introduction
2:56 Productivity tips
5:04 Frustrations with university education
10:19 Tips for high school students
12:20 The promise of Kotlin Multiplatform
14:50 Most frequent questions of KMP course
17:41 Learning by building
19:30 Choosing native vs cross-platform
22:25 Working as a freelancer
23:10 Hot take: does Kotlin Multiplaform create business value?
26:21 Thoughts on Compose Multiplatform
28:00 Philipp’s programming languages history
28:43 What makes Kotlin feel good?
30:09 Wishlist of Kotlin features
31:32 3rd party libs shoutouts
32:57 Testing on Kotlin Multiplatform
34:31 Stabilizing Kotlin Multiplatform
36:07 Closing

[neronguyenvn]

First video of Kotlin Jetbrain I gonna watch completely because of my mentor for sure 🎉🎉

[ChrisAthanas]

Philip is the best Andriod teacher, hands down. I took his 3 month mentoring course and it’s amazing and a tremendous amount of work

[bboydarknesz]

wow look whos here!
the only one Philip Android youtube mentor that still exists, yeah i know we still have Stevdza. Although he almost give up in Android, but so glad that he is back.
Wish more mentor born..

[CommanderSteps]

The titles and thumbnails of his videos often employ clickbait tactics; however, beyond that, he produces a multitude of excellent videos that I have thoroughly enjoyed watching. As a result, I anticipate this talk to be intriguing and engaging.

[seanknowles]

Literally bought the course today, looking forward to a dedicated Compose Multiplatform course though more than anything!

[codeventure]

Relevant discussion. Looking forward to Compose Multi Platform course Philipp!

[JohannesTeichert]

I want to see a talk where Justin shows us his vim android development setup!

[deathxso]

Love to see the DK Big Ideas, Simply Explained series behind Pamela. Great minds read the same books :P

[nymexe]

Oh i thought he doesn't have clothes except the green one 😅

[trocchiettoski]

you at jetbrain know how to touch our heart, Not only KMM CMP are a logical choice but you get the community really attracted. If only you could encourage to use more the technology PROMISING minimal breaking changes, maybe devs would jump massively right now, accelerating the process

[AzadKumar-zilm]

philip lackner is best android developer teacher...

[galaxiegalaxie]

nice content, isnt there any official compression library from jetbrain for images and videos for multiplatform?😊

[benjaminsilva]

I was interviewed recently by Google, being asked how I learn my android skills and I answered many times through Philipp Lackner, I wonder if that had anything to do with it.

[bitwisedevs]

Awesome content, really looking forward to KMM/KMP.

[tch.]

Philipp, I love you so much bro, you are my inspiration❤

[JeffreyStarke]

I really enjoyed this episode! It wasn't super technical but was a very interesting discussion that offered some useful perspectives!

[jhoncharlesdf.]

Everything depends on your tastes, habits, and technologies, I studied complete math by myself, electronics as an associate degree, and finally software for mobiles by myself, mixing all right now, mixing electronic gadgets, but this was because I did my roadmap, but if I maybe was working in a company I think this not be the same road!,

Today we have all the information and chances to learn most of all things, says Michio Kaku, we need Mentors, not teachers, maybe in advanced concepts, I think is not necessary not in all cases the university carrier and some specializations as well!.

[onlyduyy]

lol have just finished his Android course lol :D love it

[salmanjawed]

University education is more aligned towards producing PhD professors and research people over engineers who work in the field. All the students studying in universities need to get this reality check and focus early on with their practical hands on stuff if they intend to get jobs in the industry otherwise the early years of your career can be a struggle

[RandyLutcavich]

Flutter has a Cupertino skin for iOS flavors.