Kotlin for C# Developers: CodeMash
Learn Kotlin for C# developers at CodeMash 2020! This workshop by Alex Dunn helps you transition to Kotlin, a modern language for JVM, Android & more.
Course Content
Kotlin for C# Developers: CodeMash is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by CodeMash. It runs 53m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published June 2021.
Discover Kotlin for .NET C# Developers with Alex Dunn!
Are you a .NET C# developer curious about Kotlin? This session bridges the gap between these powerful languages, offering a clear perspective on Kotlin's strengths and how it compares to C#. Learn how to seamlessly transition your skills and unlock new development possibilities.
What you'll learn:
- Kotlin Fundamentals: Get a solid understanding of the Kotlin language itself.
- Kotlin Platforms: Explore the ideal platforms and use cases for Kotlin development.
- Object-Oriented Programming in Kotlin: Understand how Kotlin implements object-oriented principles.
- Extended Kotlin Features: Dive into Kotlin's advanced capabilities and modern language features.
- Kotlin vs. C#: Identify key features that Kotlin offers over C#, giving you a competitive edge.
- Android App Demo: See a live demonstration comparing an Android application built with Kotlin versus Xamarin.Android in C#.
- Build with Less Code: Discover how Kotlin enables efficient development and reduces boilerplate.
- Resources for Further Learning: Gain insights into where to find valuable resources to continue your Kotlin journey.
This session provides a foundational knowledge of Kotlin, empowering you to build applications with greater efficiency. You'll be able to confidently compare C# and Kotlin applications and know where to find resources for continued learning. Perfect for .NET developers looking to expand their skillset and explore modern language options.
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