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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Carlos Mota</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon Online - The Droidcon Webinar Series</title>
        <subject>A Hitchhikers Guide to Kotlin Muliplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.online.droidcon.com/multiplatform-series-1</url>
        <description>
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<p>Although it’s initial promises, when we talk about performance, maintainability or even customization we keep discarding these solutions and we always choose native.
Fast forward to the present, and now we have two new languages: Android is Kotlin first and iOS, Swift. And if you put them side by side you can see a lot of similarities between both what will ease switching between one to the other if you have to develop for both platforms. But what I told that you could just develop in Kotlin and run it seamlessly on all devices?
Here comes Kotlin Multiplatform!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Russell Wolf</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon Online - The Droidcon Webinar Series</title>
        <subject>Building Multiplatform Mobile Apps in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.online.droidcon.com/multiplatform-series-1</url>
        <description>
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<p>So you’ve seen the blog posts and conference talks about Kotlin Multiplatform. Maybe you’ve put together a hello world. You might have found the experience confusing, with lots of new configuration to learn, and many out-of-date examples.</p>
<p>At Touchlab, we created a template project called KaMPKit to ease startup time and get to prototyping real features faster. It’s given us a platform to prototype ideas quickly, and has been a model for integrating shared Kotlin code into real production apps. And best of all, you can use it too!</p>
<p>We’ll talk about the structure of KaMPKit, and the architectural choices we made in developing it. You’ll learn about the libraries involved and how you can use them. And we’ll talk through some actual examples of projects Touchlab has built from this template. With any luck, our production experience can help inform yours!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Graz, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Bernd Haug</speaker>
        <title>Java User Group Graz</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Java-User-Group-Graz/events/269951413/</url>
        <description>
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<p>Mit Kotlin-JS und Kotlin-Native lassen sich aber abseits der JVM auch Applikationen für andere Plattformen entwickeln. Kotlin-JS für React Applikationen oder Kotlin-Native für iOS Bibliotheken sind noch etwas exotisch, haben das experimentelle Stadium aber längst verlassen.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Gopal S Akshintala</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Fight Complexity With Functional Programming</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/bcvtkrybcgbvb/</url>
        <description>
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<p>A Metric-driven approach to reduce Cognitive Complexity in a code base, using Functional Programming, demoed by solving a complex real-world ubiquitous design challenge - REST API Bulk Request Validation, with an extensible Framework that separates what-to-do (Validations) from how-to-do (Validation Orchestration). It was successfully done by our team in the world’s largest SaaS org, Salesforce.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-28</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jens Stegemann</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Building Reactive Web-Apps in Pure Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/bcvtkrybchbcc/</url>
        <description>
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<p>Using Flows from the great kotlinx.coroutines you can quickly build entirely reactive web-apps in just pure Kotlin.</p>
<p>This gives you many benefits like using the same language (and concepts) for front- and backend-development, reusing the code of your data-classes and validation, staying with a toolchain you are already productive with, etc.</p>
<p>Of course, you could use any of the many JavaScript UI-libs with Kotlin/JS, but they are not designed to be used with Kotlin, and it is not always easy to use the full potential of Kotlin when doing so.</p>
<p>Although it is not much code necessary, we bundled what you need to build reactive web-apps in a clean, functional way in a small lib called fritz2 (https://www.fritz2.dev).</p>
<p>In this talk, we will introduce you to the concepts this is based on. We will show you how to set up a Kotlin/JS-project using fritz2 and build a small app to demonstrate how to make reusable components, handle your applications state, use precise data binding, routing, validation and more.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Erik Christensen</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Island Time - A Multiplatform Time Library</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/269984323/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RH5z1Ilfjuw</video>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>This talk provides an introduction to Island Time, a multiplatform Kotlin library for working with dates and times. Along the way, you'll also learn about some of the challenges involved in writing a multiplatform library, things you might be messing up in your own time code, and how Kotlin language features can make date and time programming much more pleasant.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-18</endDate>
        <location>Mumbai, India</location>
        <speaker>Filip Babic</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Mumbai</title>
        <subject>Introduction To Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Mumbai/events/269831845/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-18</endDate>
        <location>Mumbai, India</location>
        <speaker>Akshay Chordiya</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Mumbai</title>
        <subject>Go With The Kotlin Flow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Mumbai/events/269831845/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-21</endDate>
        <location>Guatemala, Guatemala</location>
        <speaker>Jimmy Morales</speaker>
        <title>Azure Guatemala</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Azure Functions for Android Developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Azure-Guatemala/events/269968024/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wyR-oDvljM</video>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>Kotlin se ha convertido en el lenguaje por defecto para desarrollar apps en Android. El objetivo de esta charla es instruir a Android Developers o cualquiera con interés en Kotlin a desarrollar Azure Functions escritas en Kotlin con el fin de poder tener una arquitectura serverless usando el mismo lenguaje tanto en el cliente (Android) como en el backend. Al final de la charla, el espectador podrá escribir y subir Functions a Azure en Kotlin usando herramientas ya conocidas como el IDE IntelliJ.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>it</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-21</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Leonardo Dipilato</speaker>
        <title>GDG Pisa</title>
        <subject>Kotlin vs Kovid</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Pisa</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1xIp-DG2aw</video>
        </content>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin non e' solo Android! Tramite Kotlin e' possibile sviluppare su qualsiasi piattaforma che abbia una JVM e non solo! Durante questo talk scopriremo alcune delle features che rendono Kotlin un linguaggio molto amato dagli sviluppatori e che che lo rendono un degno rivale di Java</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-23</endDate>
        <location>La Paz, Bolivia</location>
        <speaker>Gustavo Lizárraga</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin La Paz</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Nights La Paz - Vol. 4</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinLPZ/events/269801377/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Llega nuestro 4to Kotlin Night y el tópico es: Kotlin for Server-side</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nicolas Fränkel</speaker>
        <title>Virtual Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Migrating Spring Boot apps from annotation-based config to Functional with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Virtual-Kotlin-User-Group/events/269998077/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In the latest years, there has been some push-back against frameworks, and more specifically annotations: some call them magic. Obviously, they make understanding the flow of the application harder.</p>
<p>Spring and Spring Boot latest versions go along this trend, by offering an additional way to configure beans with explicit code instead of annotations. It’s declarative in the sense it looks like configuration, though it’s based on Domain-Specific Language(s). This talk aims to demo a step-by-step process to achieve that.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-07</endDate>
        <location>Gaborone, Botswana</location>
        <speaker>Kesego Tumisang</speaker>
        <title>GDG Gaborone</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Nidht Gabarone</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Gaborone/events/269320477/</url>
        <description>
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<p>We will be talking about Kotlin programming language and how it can be used to build Android applications</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Kolkata, India</location>
        <speaker>Honey Sonwani</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kolkata UG</title>
        <subject>Adventures in Navigation</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Kolkata-UG/events/270154488/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this session, Android Navigation Architecture Component: Getting Started, you will learn foundational knowledge and gain the ability to implement navigation within the different screens of an Android application. First, you will learn how to use the new navigation graph. Next, you will discover ways to perform navigation screen to screen in your apps. Lastly, you will explore how to perform deep linking, navigating into your app from the outside. When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Android navigation needed to implement complex Android applications.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-28</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Lucas Nobile</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin CDMX User Group</title>
        <subject>Mejores prácticas al momento de desarrollar aplicaciones en kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-CDMX/events/270048598/</url>
        <content>
            <slides>
                https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PznwofG2wNkSYBcS_fCeZFyVeI2j10e3eeQ7Sfb1eJM/edit?usp=sharing
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        </content>
        <description>
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<p>Este mes hablaremos sobre mejores prácticas al momento de desarrollar aplicaciones en kotlin, cuando si y cuando olvidar hacer ese cambio que creías que te iba a solucionar la vida pero te hizo hacer refactor una semana después además de conocer como integrar Kotlin con Firebase y sacarle el mejor provecho.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-28</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Gastón Saillen</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin CDMX User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Snippets FTW (For the Win)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-CDMX/events/270048598/</url>
        <content>
            <slides>
                https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QfH-SeB7OxEVn7SNoEx-NgXBFqSDOzASMFObmtW-hVM/edit?usp=sharing
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        </content>
        <description>
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<p>Revisamos un conjunto de Kotlin snippets que podemos usar diariamente y que todo Android dev necesita conocer.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-28</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Mauro Bocanegra</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin CDMX User Group</title>
        <subject>Please KNo!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-CDMX/events/270048598/</url>
        <content>
            <slides>https://github.com/KotlinCDMX/meetup/blob/master/Abril2020/resources/PleaseKno.pdf</slides>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>Things to avoid in Kotlin, Bad and worst practices and everything that should not happen in our Android code.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Matthisk Heimensen</speaker>
        <title>Software development @ Xebia</title>
        <subject>Coroutines Basics (Coroutine, Channels, Actors, Flows)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Software-development-at-Xebia/events/270157263/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM3Z6UdT6Kc&amp;feature=youtu.be</video>
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        <description>
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<p>Matthisk Heimensen will introduce you to the Coroutine basics, explain the concept of ‘structured concurrency’, suspend functions and all the building blocks needed to properly program with coroutines. He will also cover more advanced features such as Channels and Actors. Finally, he will dive into Kotlin Flow, which is still an experimental feature. You will learn how Kotlin’s powerful concurrency primitives make reactive streams implementations safer and more powerful.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Peter Urs</speaker>
        <title>Software development @ Xebia</title>
        <subject>Coroutines in Spring Boot</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Software-development-at-Xebia/events/270157263/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM3Z6UdT6Kc&amp;feature=youtu.be</video>
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<p>Based on the gained knowledge of the first talk Urs Peter will show you how easy it is to apply Coroutines in Spring Boot using live-coding. Staring out with a simple rest service he will transform a CompletableFuture based endpoint into a Coroutine counterpart. He will rebuild a ServerSentEvent stream endpoint written with Reactor’s Flux with a Kotlin Flow and show you how Channels can be applied to broadcast information between Flows. He will finally explain how existing CompletableFuture or Flux/Mono based api’s can easily be ‘lifted’ into Coroutines allowing different reactive libraries to be used in a straightforward synchronous way without losing their asynchronous, non-blocking characteristics.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Stefan Mitev</speaker>
        <title>The Dutch Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Going with the flow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/dutch-aug/events/270163034/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opSn7brd14w&amp;t=2030s</video>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>A light and introductory talk about Kotlin flow that aims to inspire you and demonstrate its ease of use</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Hugo Visser</speaker>
        <title>The Dutch Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Open the door! Getting into the garage with Android, Coroutines and a bunch of other stuff</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/dutch-aug/events/270163034/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opSn7brd14w&amp;t=4225s</video>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>A light and introductory talk about Kotlin flow that aims to inspire you and demonstrate its ease of use</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-06-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-06-04</endDate>
        <location>Lima, Peru</location>
        <speaker>Bruno Aybar</speaker>
        <title>Perú Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Java to Kotlin: From Zero to Hero</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Peru-Kotlin-User-Group/events/zbzmspybcjbfb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-06-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-06-04</endDate>
        <location>Lima, Peru</location>
        <speaker>Kevin Salazar</speaker>
        <title>Perú Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Extensions with Anko and Android KTX</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Peru-Kotlin-User-Group/events/zbzmspybcjbfb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-06-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-06-04</endDate>
        <location>Lima, Peru</location>
        <speaker>Jose Quispe Irrazábal</speaker>
        <title>Perú Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Conceptos básicos sobre patrones de arquitectura para Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Peru-Kotlin-User-Group/events/zbzmspybcjbfb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-05</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Matthieu Lemonnier</speaker>
        <title>Lean Startup &amp; DevOps Paris</title>
        <subject>Kata Kotlin - Résilience Applicative: Maintenabilité et Durabilité du code</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lean-Startup-DevOps-Paris/events/270292291/</url>
        <description>
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<p>Durant cet atelier d'une heure, Matthieu nous propose de refactorer un petit projet Kotlin de mauvaise qualité, contenant fautes de style (ou de goût), afin de le rendre plus lisible, maintenable et durable. Au programme, partage de tips & tricks tout au long de l'exercice et mob programming (programmation en groupe)</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-05</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Vadims Savjolovs</speaker>
        <title>Mobile London</title>
        <subject>Structured concurrency with Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mobile-London/events/270332453/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q398QCVlRzo&amp;feature=youtu.be</video>
        </content>
        <description>
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<p>Asynchronous data stream management is hard. Implementing a simple feature requires taking long-running operations off the UI thread, making asynchronous calls to different data sources, combining, mapping, filtering the data and switching back to the UI thread to update the UI. In TransferWise for a long time we used rxJava to solve these problems, but recently we started migrating our Android app to Kotlin Coroutines. Talk covers the basics of Kotlin Coroutines and end-to-end feature development showcase.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-06</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Lou Morda</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>The Kotlin configuration DSL incubating in Spring Fu!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/lxdrlrybchbjb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-10</endDate>
        <location>Libreville, Gabon</location>
        <speaker>Beranger Nsa</speaker>
        <title>Libreville Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Initiation à Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Libreville-Kotlin/events/270169641/</url>
        <description>
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<p>Bonjour à tous ! Il s'agira d'un atelier pratique avec des cas d'utilisation concret, du codage de bout en bout pour susciter l’appétit de ceux qui demeurent encore sceptiques ! Tout se fera via vidéoconférence, vous aurez juste besoin d'une connexion internet stable et d'un ordinateur pour testez vos algos !</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-11</endDate>
        <location>Mannheim, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Tanja Förderer</speaker>
        <title>ObjektForum Mannheim</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - Meine neue Lieblings-Programmiersprache</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ObjektforumMannheim/events/269888328/</url>
        <description>
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<p>Eine Liebesgeschichte über meine Kotlin Programmiererfahrung - mit Happyend. Neueinsteiger werden erfahren, welchen Mehrwert die Kotlin Programmierung mit sich bringt und warum sie sogar Spaß macht. Veteranen dürfen sich dabei zurückerinnern, warum sie von der Sprache nicht wieder wegwollen und wie sie Ihre Kollegen davon überzeugen. Dabei werde ich auch auf die drei großen Themen Coroutinen, Kotlin Native & Kotlin Multiplatform eingehen. Ein knackiger Einstieg mit vielen Beispielen, nach dem garantiert jeder Entwickler zur IDE greifen möchte.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>Dortmund, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Martin Schwitalla, Damian Lippok</speaker>
        <title>Zalando Tech Events Dortmund</title>
        <subject>Kotlin @Zalando - find out how we utilize Kotlin for implementing microservices</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Zalando-Tech-Events-Dortmund/events/268799662/</url>
        <description>
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<p>We are excited to invite you to a Kotlin meetup kindly hosted by the Zalando Tech Hub in Dortmund. Kotlin is mostly known as the go-to language for Android development. But it is also great as a more convenient alternative to Java for developing backend services. We at Zalando use Kotlin in both environments and our team has been developing Kotlin backend services at the core of our platform for more than 2 years now.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>Nantes, France</location>
        <speaker>Jean-Philippe Baconnais</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Nantes Meetup</title>
        <subject>REX : entamer une migration Kotlin dans une DSI Java</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Nantes-Meetup/events/270213615/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>Nantes, France</location>
        <speaker>Ubiratan Soares</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Nantes Meetup</title>
        <subject>DSLs : The Kotlin way</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Nantes-Meetup/events/270213615/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-16</endDate>
        <location>Hyderabad, Indian</location>
        <speaker>Chaitanya Chunduri</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Hyderabad</title>
        <subject>Developing a Full Stack Pet Store in Kotlin - Part 1</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinhyderabad/events/268825743/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>He has started exploring the concept of Kotlin everywhere and implementing some applications using Kotlin in the free time.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-12-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-12-06</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Maria Sokolova</speaker>
        <title>Heisenbug</title>
        <subject>Lincheck. Тестирование многопоточной структуры данных в Java</subject>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAb7YoEd6mM</video>
        </content>
        <url>https://2019.heisenbug-moscow.ru/2019/msk/talks/4hoydj6lfkvfh22jtlixkb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Если вы писали многопоточный код, то знаете, что сложно написать его корректно сразу. Для тестирования обычно пишут стресс-тесты, покрывающие лишь некоторые опасные сценарии исполнения. Но часто для поиска ошибки такого подхода оказывается недостаточно. Для решения этой проблемы был создан lincheck — пока единственный инструмент в мире JVM, позволяющий удобно тестировать корректность (обычно линеаризуемость) многопоточного кода.</p>
<p>Сперва в докладе будет описано использование инструмента, затем его внутреннее устройство.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-12</endDate>
        <location>Santa Clara, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Huma</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Study Group (Online/Remote)</title>
        <subject>Women Who Code Silicon Valley</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Silicon-Valley/events/dmhvrrybchbqb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This week we will go through Functions.pre requisite: Object Oriented Programming Experience.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-12</endDate>
        <location>Venezia, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Marco Falcier</speaker>
        <title>GDG Venezia</title>
        <subject>Serverless Telegram Bot with Kotlin: 0$</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Venezia/events/270502633/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you ever dreamt about an application without caring about its infrastructure?
Have you ever dreamt about developing it using your favourite language?
And what about building your own Telegram bot?
Wait a minute.. You don't want to spend any money into it?
Well, that's the talk you probably want to partecipate to!
We're going to see how we can develop a serverless application, using a free tier stack, that will serve our Telegram bot with a little help from Neo4j on the data. 100% free, 0$!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>South Jordan, UT</location>
        <speaker>Justin Elliss</speaker>
        <title>GDG Salt Lake</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Salt-Lake/events/swpsqrybchbrb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Justin Elliss (senior mobile dev, occasional manager, full-stack tech guy) is going to present an introduction to life, the universe, and everything in coroutines. As mobile engineers, we really enjoy having a good UI experience, and the key to that is sending work off to other threads to actually do the work. One of the best ways to do this is through kotlin coroutines, and in this presentation we’ll explore what they are (life), how they compare to rxjava, their main competitor (the universe), and having them do (everything) that takes time.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>Santiago, Chile</location>
        <speaker>Pablo Araya</speaker>
        <title>GDG Santiago de Chile</title>
        <subject>Odisea en Kotlin Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/gdg-santiago-chile/events/270466964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Odisea en Kotlin Native: Interoperabilidad de Kotlin Native con la librería magick wand, escrita en C, para hacer comparación de screenshots</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Lodz, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Arkadiusz Gasinski</speaker>
        <title>GFT Polska</title>
        <subject>Kotlin w praktyce</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GFTPolska/events/270523456/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>✔️ Spróbuję też odpowiedzieć na pytanie "czy to prawda, że Kotlin jest taki sexy jak go w mediach malują?” i co to tak naprawdę oznacza.
✔️ Pokażę również trochę bytecode’u JVM generowanego przez kompilator Kotlina, aby lepiej wyjaśnić w jaki sposób zaimplementowane zostały wybrane funkcjonalności języka.
✔️ Będzie również sporo o kotlin.collections, ponieważ oferują wiele udogodnień, których zdecydowanie brakuje w Java Collections Freamework.
✔️ Wreszcie zadamy sobie pytanie: Will Java ever catch up with the ketchup? – Java nie śpi i już teraz adresuje rosnącą konkurencję ze strony the new kid on the block jakim jest Kotlin. Przekonamy się czy skutecznie.”</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Marharyta Nedzelska</speaker>
        <title>Wix Kyiv</title>
        <subject>Building Microservices with Kotlin and GRPC</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Wix_Kyiv/events/270523764/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Microservice architecture is now a huge trend. All big organizations with millions of users are doing microservices. This means they have lots of channels of communication between services and need to send and get much data. At some point, you can find yourself in a situation where your current approach doesn’t provide you with efficient communications, you pay more, wait for more, lose more etc. Maybe it’s time to look at gRPC… gRPC is asynchronous by its nature. But old api, java infrastructure and verbosity make people write lots of noise and break their beautiful minds to make things done. In Kotlin we have awesome coroutines concept. So async gRPC and coroutines could be a perfect match! Let’s discover if this is possible. In this talk, we’ll learn how to build microservices using gRPC with minimum pain. We’ ll discuss the pros and cons of this approach, what can be improved, what should be added.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Pune, India</location>
        <speaker>Sunny Shaw</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Pune Events</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-GeekNight-Pune/events/270382565/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>- What is Asynchronous Programming?
- Suspending Functions
- Kotlin Coroutines
- Coroutines are light-weight
- Launch vs Async
- Job vs Deferred
- Structured Concurrency
- Coroutine context & Dispatchers
- Coroutine Scope
- Demo code</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Paula Grangeiro</speaker>
        <title>GDG Foz do Iguaçu</title>
        <subject>Microsserviços com kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Foz-do-Iguacu/events/270517712/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-20</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Georgios Andrianakis</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Intro to Quarkus &amp; Declarative UI + Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/270507398/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will introduce developers to Quarkus, Red Hat's Container First Cloud Native Java framework and show how it can be used with Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-20</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>John O'Reilly</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Declarative UI ❤️ Kotlin Multiplatform!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/270507398/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this session John will demonstrate the power of both Kotlin Multiplatform and Declarative UI frameworks like Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI by live-coding the development of an Android, iOS and macOS app that utilises same shared Kotlin code.
He's been exploring these technologies over last year or so (some related articles at https://johnoreilly.dev/) and hopes to show that when combined they provide a productivity sweet spot for the development of multi-platform applications.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-09</endDate>
        <location>Lodz, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Pawel Wlodarski</speaker>
        <title>Java User Group Łódź</title>
        <subject>ZDALNIE : Kotlin plus Spring minut Adnotacje</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Java-User-Group-Lodz/events/269818163/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>• Porównamy użycie API Kotlinowego i Javowego (uzywajac kotlina)
• I potem będzie seria ćwiczeń i przykładów by zrozumieć "magię" za Kotlinowym API
• Jak już się zrozumie jak to działa to naprawdę przyjemne to API Kotlinowe jest</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Delhi, India</location>
        <speaker>Rishabh Bansal</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Delhi User Group</title>
        <subject>HackOn - A Pan India Virtual Hackathon</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinDelhi/events/269833680/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn new technologies, enhance your team management and presentation skills, and get mentored by experts- all in one place!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Hyderabad, Indian</location>
        <speaker>Prasanna Kumar</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Hyderabad</title>
        <subject>State of LSP on Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinhyderabad/events/269867527/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This session tries to showcase the importance of adopting LSP (Language Server Protocol) as an alternative tooling ecosystem
for Kotlin. It showcases what LSP means for Kotlin. There are already some options that exist but it needs more refinements to match up to be used on a daily basis.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-14</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Nicolas Fränkel</speaker>
        <title>Tech Meetups@ING</title>
        <subject>Migrating Spring Boot Config Annotations to Functional Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Tech-Meetups-ING/events/269742393/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk is based on the migration of a demo app. There is a reference in the last slides that point to the Github repo, so that people can study it at home afterwards.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-14</endDate>
        <location>Prague, Czech Republic</location>
        <speaker>Vladimír Valouch</speaker>
        <title>Prague Mobile Development Meetup</title>
        <subject>AppPort Academy for Kotlin vol. I</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Prague-Mobile-Development-Meetup/events/269765161/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Interested to learn a new programming language? Join us for the AppPort Academy for Kotlin, 12 weeks of classes (runs once per week in the evening), where you can get familiar with the Kotlin programming language.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-07</endDate>
        <location>Bielefeld, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Chris Werner Rau</speaker>
        <title>Bielefelder Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - Mini Hackaton</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KUG_BI/events/268085159/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Passend dazu wollen wir einen Mini Hackaton in Kotlin machen. Wir werden uns in Pairs und Mobs aufteilen und gemeinsam eine Lösung für das Contest Game in Kotlin entwickeln. Egal ob Kotlin Experte oder absoluter Neuanfänger, alle können Ihren Teil beitragen und sind herzlich eingeladen mitzumachen.</p>
<p>Nach Möglichkeit bitte einen Laptop mitbringen. Wer mag kann Kotlin + JDK + IDE der Wahl vorinstallieren, das ist aber kein muss, es funktioniert auch alles im Browser ohne Installation! Wer keinen Laptop hat schließt sich einfach einem Pair oder einem Mob an.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-11</endDate>
        <location>Mannheim, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Tanja Förderer</speaker>
        <title>ObjektForum Mannheim</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - Mini Hackaton</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ObjektforumMannheim/events/269888328/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Eine Liebesgeschichte über meine Kotlin Programmiererfahrung - mit Happyend. Neueinsteiger werden erfahren, welchen Mehrwert die Kotlin Programmierung mit sich bringt und warum sie sogar Spaß macht. Veteranen dürfen sich dabei zurückerinnern, warum sie von der Sprache nicht wieder wegwollen und wie sie Ihre Kollegen davon überzeugen. Dabei werde ich auch auf die drei großen Themen Coroutinen, Kotlin Native & Kotlin Multiplatform eingehen. Ein knackiger Einstieg mit vielen Beispielen, nach dem garantiert jeder Entwickler zur IDE greifen möchte.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-01</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Ian Brandt</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Monthly Kotlin Online!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/lxdrlrybcgbcb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This meeting is exclusively online via the Google Hangouts Meet link below. There will be *no* in-person meeting at Platform Science.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-07</endDate>
        <location>Jundiaí, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Fernando Rosa</speaker>
        <title>JunDevelopers</title>
        <subject>Programando OO com Kotlin... Não, pera! Programando Funcional!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/JunDevelopers/events/269748146/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Techlead no SAS, é pai do Rafa, cantor de musica sertaneja nas horas vagas e tem mais de 10 anos de experiência com desenvolvimento em linguagens que usam a JVM. É grande entusiasta de assuntos como qualidade de código e boas práticas. Vai contar sobre sua experiência com Kotlin e Programação Funcional.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-08</endDate>
        <location>Istanbul, Turkey</location>
        <speaker>Caner Patır and Bilal Kılıç</speaker>
        <title>Trendyol Tech Meetup</title>
        <subject>Async programing using kotlin in Trendyol</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/trendyol/events/269642137/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In Trendyol , We are using lots of different languages for backends. One of them is Kotlin. It is JVM based and has native support for async programing. We will talk about one of the awesome future of kotlin integrated with Alibaba and ktor (https://ktor.io/) framework.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-09</endDate>
        <location>Stockton, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>James Foley</speaker>
        <title>CodeStack Meetup</title>
        <subject>>Kotlin With James Foley</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/CodeStack/events/269530206/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Step into the world of Kotlin and discover why and how it has surpassed Java. We'll take an at-a-glance look at Java to compare it with Kotlin's Classes, Extensions, Control Flow, Null Safety and Type Inference — just a small portion of what Kotlin improves.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-15</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>James Foley</speaker>
        <title>Movify Community</title>
        <subject>>Kotlin, the language that keeps on giving</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/movify/events/269453696/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is not new anymore, so you may have heard of it, you may have worked with it. But do you really know all the language can do? In this talk I'll go through an overview of some the key features of the language. You might learn a thing or two!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Salt Lake City, UT, USA</location>
        <speaker>Todd Ginsberg</speaker>
        <title>Utah Java Users Group</title>
        <subject>>Kotlin - Todd Ginsberg</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Utah-Java-Users-Group/events/265253908/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, you will learn where Kotlin came from, what its major features are, and why people are using it more and more. At the end of the talk, you will be in a position to make an educated decision about whether Kotlin is right for you!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-18</endDate>
        <location>Hyderabad, Indian</location>
        <speaker>Rajmahendra</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Hyderabad</title>
        <subject>>Java &amp; Kotlin Community</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinhyderabad/events/268825756/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>You may be a Student, Fresher, Developer, Architect, etc. We all are considered as Users. What is beyond being a User of a Language? Is there any way can be part of a Language global community? Speaker shares his experience of his journey in the Java community and adds his view on how to make KotlinHyderabad a Community than a User group.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-23</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Bedu</speaker>
        <title>Academia de tecnología y programación México (BEDU)</title>
        <subject>>Kotlin, el futuro del desarrollo móvil/Sesiones en vivo.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DevelopersAcademy/events/269534932/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin es considerado por Google como uno de los lenguajes oficiales para desarrollar para Android, es muy fácil de aprender y tiene alta demanda en el mercado además según los últimos datos facilitados por Google en el mundo hay 2.500 millones de dispositivos activos de Android.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Abhay Bakshi</speaker>
        <title>Coding Bootcamps</title>
        <subject>>How it fixes many Java issues- free Workshop</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/coding-bootcamps/events/267436342/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn constructs for both Object Oriented and Functional programming styles, which can be mixed using Kotlin. This is power packed. Kotlin is is concise, expressive, and safe. It is a modern, statically typed language within the JVM developed by JetBrains under the Apache 2.0 license.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-07</endDate>
        <location>Bielefeld, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Chris Werner Rau</speaker>
        <title>Bielefelder Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>>Kotlin - Mini Hackaton</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/coding-bootcamps/events/267436342/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Passend dazu wollen wir einen Mini Hackaton in Kotlin machen. Wir werden uns in Pairs und Mobs aufteilen und gemeinsam eine Lösung für das Contest Game in Kotlin entwickeln. Egal ob Kotlin Experte oder absoluter Neuanfänger, alle können Ihren Teil beitragen und sind herzlich eingeladen mitzumachen.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-05-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-05-13</endDate>
        <location>Dortmund, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Martin Schwitalla, Damian Lippok</speaker>
        <title>Zalando Tech Events Dortmund</title>
        <subject>>Find out how we utilize Kotlin for implementing microservices</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Zalando-Tech-Events-Dortmund/events/268799662/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We are excited to invite you to a Kotlin meetup kindly hosted by the Zalando Tech Hub in Dortmund. Kotlin is mostly known as the go-to language for Android development. But it is also great as a more convenient alternative to Java for developing backend services. We at Zalando use Kotlin in both environments and our team has been developing Kotlin backend services at the core of our platform for more than 2 years now.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-08</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Mark Ducommun</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Monthly Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/lxdrlrybccbcb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-08</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Raphael Adrien</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>How to improve your team communication with tests</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/267087627/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Tests are important in modern software development, they help the dev team understand the source code and they ensure the quality on delivery for the client.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-10</endDate>
        <location>Pune, India</location>
        <speaker>Gyanendra Yadav</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Pune Events</title>
        <subject>Unleash Kotlin - A Hands-On Programming Workshop</subject>
        <url>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/unleash-kotlin-a-hands-on-programming-workshop-tickets-86319876073</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>It is designed for developers to gain insights on and work better with this new programming language.
What you can expect from the workshop …..
* Introduction to Kotlin
* Kotlin Basics
* Classes & Objects
* Unit Testing
* Advanced OO Concepts
* Lambda & Sequences
* DSL & Coroutines</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-16</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Abhay Bakshi</speaker>
        <title>Coding Bootcamps</title>
        <subject>Unleash Kotlin - A Hands-On Programming Workshop</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/coding-bootcamps/events/267436342/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn constructs for both Object Oriented and Functional programming styles, which can be mixed using Kotlin. This is power packed. Kotlin is is concise, expressive, and safe. It is a modern, statically typed language within the JVM developed by JetBrains under the Apache 2.0 license.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-16</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Alfred Foltin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin.amsterdam</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for kurious koders workshop</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-amsterdam/events/267394730/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>You'll do a walk-through of the Kotlin syntax itself using the JVM</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-16</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jakub Jabłoński</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Informal get-together of Kotlin developers in Berlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Annyce Davis</speaker>
        <title>Brooklyn Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Simply Serverless</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brooklyn-Kotlin/events/267167844/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Is your team using lambdas? Do you hear your backend developers talking about serverless applications? Curious to learn more? If so, this talk is for you. Effective serverless architectures require less backend code, less complexity, less risk, and less tech debt. But how is that possible? This talk aims to answer that question for you.
We'll cover:
* What is serverless
* When might you use it, and
* How can you develop a serverless app with Kotlin
Serverless application design is becoming more and more prevalent. Now is the time to understand this powerful shift in backend development, simply.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mohit Sarveiya</speaker>
        <title>Brooklyn Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Channels &amp; Flows in Practice</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brooklyn-Kotlin/events/267167844/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, Mohit will present on how to use constructs such as actors, channels and flows in various use cases. These use cases are modeling streams that are hot or cold, multicasting, polling, handling errors and testing. A Channel is similar to a blocking queue or a subject from RxJava. There are different types of channels that fit different use cases. On the other hand, a Flow represents a cold stream. We’ll look at how they work and thier APIs for consuming and producing a stream. I also cover how to go by testing your code using the coroutines testing library that is provided. I’ll share various helper extensions that you could use to improve your testing. By the end of this talk, you will have expanded your toolset for solving problems using Coroutines.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-23</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Csaba Kozák</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Annotation processing for Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/267297301/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Everyone was crazy about annotation processing, but then Kotlin started to appear on the horizon. With Kotlin growing up, developers began to back away from annotation processing gradually, mainly due to its performance issues and the new Kotlin features that were able to replace it in some of the cases. But developers could not get away from it 100% - there were, and are plenty of scenarios when their coexistence with Kotlin is still required. In my talk, I am going to introduce you to how to write and test annotation processors that behave well even in Kotlin projects.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-23</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Adrien Defarge</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Les DSL Kotlin: au delà du buzzword</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/267373633/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Bon, on a compris. Le truc cool en Kotlin après les Coroutines, c'est les DSL. Mais concrètement, ça sert à quoi? Si même après t’être renseigné sur le sujet, tu as du mal à identifier en quoi cela te concerne, cette conférence est faite pour toi. On t’expliquera tout, et surtout Pourquoi et Quand cela fait sens de les
utiliser.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-23</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Aurélien Audelin de Kaibee</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin et Debezium : Un joyeux mélange !</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/267373633/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Et si on voulait récupérer des données depuis une base de données de référence ? Faisons un db-link avec un programme d'import dira le premier, autant faire un batch qui s'occupe de lire et écrire la donnée proposera alors le second... mais s'il existait une troisième piste capable de transférer la donnée en "temps-réel" ?
Venez alors profiter de ce retour d'expérience sur Debezium, nous vous expliquerons pourquoi nous avons choisi cette technologie et comment nous l'avons mise en place avec Kotlin et l'avons embarqué dans Spring</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Volkmar Vogel</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Von Java zu Kotlin – die Basics</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Wolfram Rittmeyer</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Einführung in Kotlins Koroutinen</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/rittmeyer-einfuerhung-in-kotlins-koroutinen/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Mit Kotlins Koroutinen wurde das Entwickeln asynchroner Programme in Kotlin stark vereinfacht. In seinem Talk zeigt Wolfram Rittmeyer, wie Koroutinen funktionieren und veranschaulicht wichtige Konzepte wie CoroutineContext, CoroutineScope, Cancellation und Exception Handling. Auch das von Jetbrains hochgehaltene Konzept der Structured Concurrency wird behandelt.</p>
<p>Am Ende des Talks kennen Sie die Vorzüge (und auch die Nachteile) von Koroutinen im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen Konzepten und können Koroutinen direkt in Ihren Kotlin-Projekten einsetzen.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Marcel Dohnal</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Das Webframework Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/dohnal-das-webframework-ktor/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ktor ist ein Asynchrones DSL-Framework für Server und Clients, es unterstützt native Kotlin-Features, ist deklarativ und explizit, modular und erweiterbar und darüber hinaus ressourcensparend.</p>
<p>Themen des Talks sind die Key-Features von Kotlin und wie sie in Ktor verwendet werden. In einem Live Coding wird eine REST-Schnittstelle entwickelt. Für alle, die Alternativen zu bestehenden Fullstack-Frameworks kennenlernen möchten.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Marcel Dohnal</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Das Webframework Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/dohnal-das-webframework-ktor/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ktor ist ein Asynchrones DSL-Framework für Server und Clients, es unterstützt native Kotlin-Features, ist deklarativ und explizit, modular und erweiterbar und darüber hinaus ressourcensparend.</p>
<p>Themen des Talks sind die Key-Features von Kotlin und wie sie in Ktor verwendet werden. In einem Live Coding wird eine REST-Schnittstelle entwickelt. Für alle, die Alternativen zu bestehenden Fullstack-Frameworks kennenlernen möchten.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Thomas Künneth</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Wie man mit Kotlin native Apps für Android und iOS baut</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/kuenneth-wie-man-mit-kotlin-native-apps-baut/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin hat Java unter Android als bevorzugte Sprache abgelöst. Auch im klassischen Backend gewinnt die moderne, funktionale Programmiersprache immer mehr Freunde. Besonders interessant ist aber, dass Kotlin auch für den Bau nativer iOS-Apps verwendet werden kann. Wie das funktioniert, wird in diesem Talk auf entwicklerfreundliche Weise dargestellt. Sie erfahren, was genau Kotlin/Native eigentlich ist, worauf man bei der Benutzung achten sollte, was schon gut klappt und was (noch) nicht. Anhand einer kleinen, aber vollständigen App werden wichtige Vorgehensweisen und Konzepte vorgestellt</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Philipp Hauer</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Best Practices für Unit Testing mit Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/hauer-best-prectices-fuer-unit-testing-mit-kotlin/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Unit Testing in Kotlin macht Spaß und ist gleichzeitig knifflig. Wir können stark von Kotlins mächtigen Sprachfeatures profitieren und damit lesbare und kompakte Unit Tests schreiben. Aber um überhaupt idiomatischen Kotlin-Testcode zu schreiben, benötigen wir ein bestimmtes Test-Setup.</p>
<p>Dieser Talk behandelt das nötige Wissen um Test Lifecycles, die Handhabung von Test Fixtures, die Herausforderungen beim Mocken, gute Assertion Libraries und die Mächtigkeit von Hilfsfunktionen und Data Classes. Anhand von Anekdoten aus der Praxis werden Best Practices präsentiert, mit denen wir Testcode schreiben, der idiomatisch, lesbar und kompakt ist und dabei sinnvolle Fehlermeldungen ausgibt.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Daniel Bälz</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Bessere Build-Skripte mit der Gradle Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/baelz-bessere-build-skripte-mit-der-gradle-kotlin-dsl/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sollte das Bearbeiten eines Gradle-Build-Skript nicht genauso viel Spaß machen wie die Entwicklung der App? Warum sollte ich mich mit Groovy beschäftigen, wenn ich mit Kotlin viel mehr Spaß habe? Mein Rat: Nutze einfach die Gradle Kotlin DSL!</p>
<p>Dieser Talk gibt einen Überblick über Gradle-Build-Skripte mit Groovy und der Kotlin DSL. Darüber hinaus zeigt er Schritt für Schritt die Migration eines bestehenden Android-Projekts von Groovy nach Kotlin. In dieser Migration werden wir uns die Vor- und Nachteile der Kotlin DSL genauer ansehen und die Eignung für reale Projekte diskutieren.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Exploring Neural Networking with Kotlin Metaprogramming: A Cheaper Alternative for Deep Learning?
        </subject>
        <url>
            https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/hinchman-dominguez-exploring-neural-networking-with-kotlin-metaprogramming/
        </url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The talk highlights TornadoFX-Suite, which is a program that analyzes other TornadoFX projects and generates simple UI tests. In order to create smarter testing, we take a look at an new theory coming out of this project – how metaprogramming creates neural networking in comparison to neural networking in AI, and how neural networking in metaprogramming may provide a lot less processing power and more interesting results.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Annyce Davis</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Simply Serverless</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/davis-simply-serverless/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Is your team using lambdas? Do you hear your backend developers talking about serverless applications? Curious to learn more? If so, this talk is for you. Effective serverless architectures require less backend code, less complexity, less risk, and less tech debt. But how is that possible? This talk aims to answer that question for you.</p>
<p>Serverless application design is becoming more and more prevalent. Now is the time to understand this powerful shift in backend development, simply.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Simon Wirtz</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>(Server as a Function) -> as a Service</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/wirtz-server-as-a-function-as-a-service/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In diesem Vortrag lernen Sie mit »Server as a Function« sowie »Function as a Service« (FaaS) gleich zwei interessante Konzepte kennen und finden heraus, wie beides miteinander kombiniert werden kann. Wir wollen uns das http4k Toolkit ansehen Möglichkeiten kennenlernen, funktionale HTTP-Services mit Kotlin umzusetzen. In einem nächsten Schritt schauen wir uns an, wie http4k-Anwendungen in einer FaaS-Umgebung eingesetzt werden können. Wir nutzen dazu OpenFaaS, ein Open-Source Serverless-Framework welches auf Kubernetes betrieben wird. Das Ziel wird sein, http4k-Anwendungen als FaaS auf dieser Plattform einzusetzen. Abschließend wird gezeigt, wie die vorgestellten Technologien im Unternehmen des Referenten eingesetzt werden und wie sie genutzt werden, um eine Integrationsplattform für ein SaaS-Produkt zu schaffen.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Frank Scheffler</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Sprache als Werkzeug: DSLs mit Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/scheffler-sprache-als-werkzeug-dsls-mit-kotlin/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Domain Specific Languages eignen sich seit jeher, komplexe Codestrukturen besser lesbar auszudrücken. Dabei unterstützen sie die Vermeidung redundanten Codes und reduzieren den Blick auf die wesentlichen Aspekte der Domäne. Der Vorteil interner DSLs gegenüber externen ist, dass sie sich direkt in einer Host-Programmiersprache entwickeln lassen. Kotlin bietet dafür mit seinen kompakten Sprachmitteln eine ideale Basis. Dieser Talk zeigt anhand konkreter Codebeispiele die Grundlagen zur Erstellung eigener DSLs mit Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Ralf Stuckert</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Testen von Kotlin-Koroutinen</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/stuckert-testen-von-kotlin-koroutinen/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Mit Koroutinen lässt sich Nebenläufigkeit in Kotlin einfach und gut strukturiert abbilden. Nebenläufigen Code zu Testen ist jedoch nicht ganz einfach, und basiert oft auf Überwachung mit Timeouts. Das Coroutine Testing Package macht das Testen von Koroutinen leichter. Über Test-Dispatcher und -Scopes ermöglicht es Kontrolle über die Ausführung von Koroutinen, die dediziert angehalten und weiter ausgeführt werden können. Zeitliche Abläufe können ohne unnötiges Warten kontrolliert werden. Dieser Talk gibt einen Einblick in die Möglichkeiten des Coroutine Testing Package.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Márton Braun</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Dekompiling</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/braun-dekompiling/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has many features that are leaps and bounds ahead of Java. However, its primary target platform being the JVM, all of these features still need to compile to the same bytecode as Java does. This is a look at how a variety of interesting Kotlin features are compiled to bytecode, and what their Java equivalents would be. Even though Kotlin abstracts away much of the virtual machine and the original feature set of Java with its own features, it’s still important to know what your Kotlin code compiles to. Not only can this knowledge give you the power to optimize your code, but it will also help you avoid subtle bugs that would otherwise be near impossible to track down.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jan Hauer</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Functional-Centered Design</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/hauer-functional-centered-design/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin und Arrow, eine Kombination zum Schweben auf der Cloud. Anstatt uns durch den objektorientierten Dschungel von Schichten und Klassen zu kämpfen, können wir die Ausdrucksstärke des funktionalen Programmierens nutzen. Über dem Wirrwarr sind wir endlich frei, uns auf die Business-Logik zu konzentrieren. Wir erhalten kurzen und eleganten Code, der besser zu testen und verständlicher ist. Als Bonus ist die Verwendung von reactive-Techniken und Parallelisierung praktisch geschenkt. In der Session werden wir auch noch einmal das funktionale Paradigma betrachten. Anschließend steigen Sie im Live Coding voll in den funktionalen Entwurf ein und entwickeln eine kleine Spring-Boot-App. Natürlich funktional!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Sebastian Aigner</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Keep Kotlin Fun – An Exploration of Kotlin Features Through Silly Side Projects</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/aigner-keep-kotlin-fun-an-exploration-of-kotlin-features/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>From emoji generators to multiplayer games, tiny printer drivers, IoT-integrations, or Slack message parsers: prototypes for strange ideas are a great driver for learning opportunities – even just to disprove that something is impossible.</p>
<p>I want to share with you the fun and excitement that comes from building something truly exciting, the small ideas that keep us up at night until the first tiny proof of concept has been hacked together. We’ll explore how Kotlin can empower us in making those things, through a blend of language features, libraries, and use cases that you might not come across every day.</p>
<p>Even if you’re not working on your own silly ideas, you will see some novel approaches to solving problems with Kotlin, presented in such a unique context that they’ll be hard to forget.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Volkmar Vogel</speaker>
        <title>Rheinwerk Konferenz für Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Kotlin in Action – Kotlin Backend für den Google Assistant</subject>
        <url>https://rheinwerk-kkon.de/programm/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>From emoji generators to multiplayer games, tiny printer drivers, IoT-integrations, or Slack message parsers: prototypes for strange ideas are a great driver for learning opportunities – even just to disprove that something is impossible.</p>
<p>I want to share with you the fun and excitement that comes from building something truly exciting, the small ideas that keep us up at night until the first tiny proof of concept has been hacked together. We’ll explore how Kotlin can empower us in making those things, through a blend of language features, libraries, and use cases that you might not come across every day.</p>
<p>Even if you’re not working on your own silly ideas, you will see some novel approaches to solving problems with Kotlin, presented in such a unique context that they’ll be hard to forget.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-14</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Christopher Clement</speaker>
        <title>Atlanta Android Club</title>
        <subject>KotlinConf 2019 Retrospective</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Atlanta-Android-Club/events/bvqbmqybccbsb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This month, we're talking about Kotlin in 2020 by looking back at an event from the end of 2019 - KotlinConf! The third edition of this annual event did not lack in ambition, so let's take some time to reflect on the last year of Kotlin and prognosticate on the next year.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-21</endDate>
        <location>Irvine, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Simon</speaker>
        <title>OC Kotlin Krew</title>
        <subject>Koin: Simple Dependency Injection for Better Code</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/OCKotlinKrew/events/266958469/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The larger our software becomes, the harder it is to manage. It’s also likely we have some tightly coupled code that is really hard to test. This is where dependency injection comes in.</p>
<p>Regardless of skill level, building modular and testable code is highly sought after by employers. Dependency injection helps us reduce coupling, and increases testability.</p>
<p>With Koin, Kotlin developers have an incredibly flexible and easy-to-use library that makes using dependency injection a breeze. Join us as we cover what dependency injection is all about, and why you should be looking at Koin as a Kotlin developer.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-22</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Zach Klippenstein</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>RxJava.map(Flow) – Using Flow in an RxJava codebase</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/267732753/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-21</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Aleksandra Błaszczyk</speaker>
        <title>TWF Meetup</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform Development with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/TWF-Meetup/events/267929902/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has many flavors. Kotlin/JVM became very popular among Android developers - it's first choice language for Android projects. Kotlin/JS allows writing code for browser and Kotlin/Native compiles to native code, interoperable with C++. That allows targeting iOS devices while writing mobile applications. But do we actually can use only one language for all major platforms?</p>
<p>During the presentation we will show multi and cross platform mobile technologies. We will see how Kotlin/Native works in mobile applications and we will discuss possibilities of that environment.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-22</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Alex Lopez</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Experiences when migrating from a PHP monolith to a distributed microservice architecture with Kotlin
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/267725430/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-22</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mathias Quintero</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Non-Profit ❤️ Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/267725430/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-23</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Russell Wolf</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform Development with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/267971078/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Multiplatform Kotlin facilitates code-sharing by making platform-agnostic portions of the standard library available in common code that is written once but can run on any target. As Multiplatform development really starts to take off over the next year, there must also be a robust ecosystem of third party libraries available to application developers.</p>
<p>I’ll talk through what it looks like to create such a library, with lessons from my experiences building one of the early libraries in the mobile Multiplatform space. We'll talk about how to find shared abstractions around different platform APIs, how to handle the fast-paced evolution of this environment, and what this all felt like as a first-time library developer. When we're done, you’ll be ready to leverage the growing ecosystem as well as make your own contributions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Chandra Sekha</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Sneaking inside Kotlin Features</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/267467448/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Jitin Sharma</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Meta-Programming with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/267467448/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Sikandar Yadav</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Simplify complex code using DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/267467448/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-27</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Corneil du Plessis</speaker>
        <title>Jozi-JUG</title>
        <subject>KFSM a Kotlin DSL and Finite statemachine project</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Jozi-JUG/events/267714769/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Discover the world of state management using Finite state machines and a Kotlin implementation that you can use anywhere.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-27</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Corneil du Plessis</speaker>
        <title>Jozi-JUG</title>
        <subject>KFSM a Kotlin DSL and Finite statemachine project</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Jozi-JUG/events/267714769/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Discover the world of state management using Finite state machines and a Kotlin implementation that you can use anywhere.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-28</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Bruno</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Vienna</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming with Arrow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Vienna/events/264271076/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Community Member Bruno invites every Kotliner to learn how to program functionally, especially with the help of Arrow the FP library written in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-28</endDate>
        <location>Karlsruhe, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Massimo Omodei</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Development Karlsruhe</title>
        <subject>Coroutines in Kotlin. With a focus on Android integrations</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Karlsruhe-Mobile-Development-Meetup</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-28</endDate>
        <location>Karlsruhe, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Igor Khvostenkov</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Development Karlsruhe</title>
        <subject>A byte of Kotlin in a land full of Java</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Karlsruhe-Mobile-Development-Meetup</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2020-01-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-01-30</endDate>
        <location>La Paz, Bolivia</location>
        <speaker>Gustavo Lizárraga</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin La Paz</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Nights La Paz - Vol. 1</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinLPZ/events/267527021/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Nights es una serie de eventos nocturnos que se realiza a nivel mundial apoyado por Jetbrains.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Edinburgh, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Ken Barclay</speaker>
        <title>Edinburgh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Property Based Testing in Kotlin, A tale of two libraries</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Edinburgh-Kotlin-User-Group/events/267111727/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>presenting two Kotlin libraries Ken has developed. The principal library is a property based testing library. It is backed by a library of immutable, persistent data types.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Edinburgh, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Tim Hards</speaker>
        <title>Edinburgh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Art in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Edinburgh-Kotlin-User-Group/events/267111727/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Grenoble, France</location>
        <speaker>Gaetan Zoritchak</speaker>
        <title>AlpesJUG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Fullstack</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Edinburgh-Kotlin-User-Group/events/267111727/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dès le départ, Kotlin a été conçu pour être déployable dans divers contextes et plateformes: back et front, JVM, JS et natif.
Dans un de nos derniers projets web, nous avons profité de cette caractéristique pour utiliser Kotlin au maximum, dans toutes les couches de notre application.
Nous détaillerons l'architecture de ce projet lors de cette présentation, et comment nous avons utilisé des librairies multiplateformes pour partager du code entre le serveur et le navigateur.
Les librairies et projets utilisés sont:
- xodus-dnq, pour définir le modèle de données et accéder à la base xodus,
- Ktor comme framework web,
- Kotlinx.hmtl pour le templating html, serveur et client,
- Kotlinx.serialization pour le partage d’état entre le serveur et le client,
- Kotlin/JS et une implémentation interne de Redux pour le code client.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-08</endDate>
        <location>Mumbai, India</location>
        <speaker>Aniket Kadam</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Mumbai</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming With Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Mumbai/events/268077446/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-08</endDate>
        <location>Mumbai, India</location>
        <speaker>Viranchee Lotia</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Mumbai</title>
        <subject>State management made easy with Reducers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Mumbai/events/268077446/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-08</endDate>
        <location>Mumbai, India</location>
        <speaker>Rishit Dagli</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Workshop</title>
        <subject>State management made easy with Reducers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Mumbai/events/268077446/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Attila Domokos</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>What could possibly go wrong? - A safer programming with Arrow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/266634241/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Your Kotlin app grabs data from an API, transforms it and saves the processed data in a database. However, there are so many things that could go wrong at runtime: the API might be inaccessible, the data is not what you expected or the data can't be persisted in the database. You can start adding `try` `catch` blocks to your function in your objects, but there is a better way to do it: treat your impure functions as computations with context, pass them around just like other values, and make the necessary unsafe invocation from a single point of your app, your main function. This talk will walk you through the core functional concepts of Arrow, you will learn how `Some`, `Either` and even `IO` are functor, applicative and monad. You can use the code example from this talk as a starting point for your Arrow-learning, to write safer, simpler and more elegant functional code in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Dresden, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Johannes Braun</speaker>
        <title>GDG Dresden</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines and Dependencies+Security on Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Dresden/events/267910029/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>T-t-t-his meetup will give us some more insights on structured concurrency with Kotlin Coroutines. Second we will learn some more about dependencies and security, especially on Android (but in the end it applies to many more platforms):
"Wisse was du dir ziehst. - Dependency & Security on Android".</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Martin Petrulak</speaker>
        <title>AppDevCon</title>
        <subject>Big rewrite with Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/big-rewrite-with-kotlin-multiplatform</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We all know that rewrites are bad, but sometimes necessary. For example, imagine you “forgot” to publish an update for your app in last 4 years. This is exactly the case of one of my apps with around 500 000 downloads and very happy users. They deserve an update !! Don’t you think ??</p>
<p>Since the code that I wrote years back looks so bad and ugly I decided to completely revamp the android app and backend. Moreover, the goal was to create an iOS app and a web client.</p>
<p>In this session we talk about Kotlin Multiplatform and how it works if you want to build your Backend, Android, iOS, web client and share as much code as possible.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Jolanda Verhoef</speaker>
        <title>AppDevCon</title>
        <subject>Introducing Jetpack Compose</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/introducing-jetpack-compose</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Google recently announced Jetpack Compose, a new declarative style UI toolkit that will shape the future of app development. This talk will give you an overview of the toolkit, diving into the various concepts involved and why it’s an improvement over the old UI Kit.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Vasiliy Zukanov</speaker>
        <title>AppDevCon</title>
        <subject>Structured Concurrency, I Accidentally Reinvented It!</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/structured-concurrency-i-accidentally-reinvented-it</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The “Structured concurrency” paradigm promises to make concurrency, which is one of the most difficult and error-prone aspects of software, safer and more efficient. It’s a new and intriguing concept which, nonetheless, already found its way into multiple programming languages. Most notably, it’s integrated into the Kotlin Coroutines framework.</p>
<p>In this talk I’ll explain what structured concurrency is based on a specific example from my own multithreading library, where I accidentally and unknowingly reinvented this paradigm.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Gijs van Veen</speaker>
        <title>AppDevCon</title>
        <subject>Developing multi-platform apps through native shared code</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/developing-multi-platform-apps-through-native-shared-code</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Using Kotlin Multiplatform can simplify the usage of shared code libraries between Android and iOS a lot, but best practices and frameworks dealing with common patterns are still lacking. With Kaluga we aim to help.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-17</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Alex Zhukovich</speaker>
        <title>AppDevCon</title>
        <subject>Let’s build an Android UI with Jetpack Compose</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/lets-build-an-android-ui-with-jetpack-compose</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The Android UI API uses a similar approach for the past decade. Recently, developers use DSL, functional programming more often than a few years ago. The Android UI Toolkit team proposed a new way of creating UI for Android applications.</p>
<p>This workshop will cover following topics:
– Getting Started with Jetpack Compose
– We will build set of screens with Jetpack Compose
– We will migrate screen in application from tradition to the new approach
– Overview of the internals of Jetpack Compose</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-19</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Pascal Welsch</speaker>
        <title>Flutter Munich</title>
        <subject>Making Dart more like Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Flutter-Munich/events/267171854/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Do you miss Kotlin when building Flutter Applications? I do. Kotlin is one of the best-designed languages, which makes it easy to express developer thoughts in code. But Dart gets better, quickly!I'd like to present what the Dart Team is working on to make the language as much fun as Kotlin. The Flutter community isn't standing still and improves the ecosystem themselves. Let me introduce kt.dart, dartx and super_enums.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-19</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Nicolas Frankel</speaker>
        <title>Madrid Spring User Group</title>
        <subject>Migrating Spring Boot apps from annotation-based config to Functional wth Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/madrid-spring-user-group/events/268081639/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In the latest years, there has been some push-back against frameworks, and more specifically annotations: some call them magic. Obviously, they make understanding the flow of the application harder.</p>
<p>Spring and Spring Boot latest versions go along this trend, by offering an additional way to configure beans with explicit code instead of annotations. It’s declarative in the sense it looks like configuration, though it’s based on Domain-Specific Language(s). This talk aims to demo a step-by-step process to achieve that.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-02-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-02-20</endDate>
        <location>Cluj Napoca, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Magda Miu</speaker>
        <title>MobOS</title>
        <subject>Clarity is King and Kotlin is Queen</subject>
        <url>https://romobos.com/blog/magda-miu-clarity-king-kotlin-queen</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With Kotlin we are able to write concise, expressive and safe code. Sounds like clean code, doesn’t it? During this presentation we will recap what clean code is, we will also highlight the importance of defining meaningful names, how should we write the functions and classes and how to express data in abstract terms. Finally, we will be able to learn more about the advantages of immutability and how to handle the errors in Kotlin. By the end of the session, you will have a better understanding of what clean code means, and you will learn a series of tips and tricks ready to be applied in your code. “Coding is not a sprint, is a marathon” so join my session and let’s exercise together our clean code skills.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-27</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Pedro Santos</speaker>
        <title>Greach</title>
        <subject>Converting 8+k lines of Java POJOs to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://greachconf.com/talk/converting-java-pojos-to-kotlin/index.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>At the moment, converting Java code to Kotlin is one of Doist’s engineers’ favorite tasks! We know and love all the benefits Kotlin brings us (conciseness, readability, safer null handling, etc). However, there are a few caveats that might be overlooked or things we take for granted in this process.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Bob Dahlberg</speaker>
        <title>Greach</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Beyond Basics</subject>
        <url>https://greachconf.com/talk/kotlin-beyond-basics/index.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>So you've started developing in Kotlin? Great! But you don't really know about all those advanced (or seemingly advanced) features that are rarely used. Well, don't stress it!</p>
<p>This workshop will go through the Kotlin features that are beyond the basic stuff. Like Delegation, Destructure, Inline Classes, Sealed Classes, Operation Overloading, DSL, lateinit, reifid, type aliases, Flow & Coroutines.</p>
<p>In this follow along you will get hands-on coding with the concepts and I'll explain some of them more thoroughly.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-29</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Matt Moore</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto</title>
        <subject>TensorFlow Machine Learning with Kotlin DSLs</subject>
        <url>https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/tensorflow-machine-learning-with-kotlin-dsls/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, we’ll take a look at a new library that brings TensorFlow to Kotlin. We’ll examine how to easily perform machine learning tasks in TensorFlow with Kotlin’s DSL capabilities. This new Kotlin DSL makes working with TensorFlow a breeze by auto-selecting and configuring your TensorFlow project and abstracting away many of the complexities involved with machine learning. Whether you need to build a speech-recognition platform or recognize activities recorded in video files, we’ll examine just how easy these tasks are with this new Kotlin/TensorFlow DSL project.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-29</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jossi Wolf</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto</title>
        <subject>Experimenting with the Kotlin Compiler</subject>
        <url>https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/experimenting-with-the-kotlin-compiler/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A lot of us will agree that Kotlin is an awesome language – but have you ever thought about experimenting with the Kotlin Compiler? This talk explores how to set up your development environment, add, remove or change language features, get feedback from the community and get your suggestions merged.</p>
<p>You will get to know how to set up IntelliJ for working on different parts of the compiler in the Kotlin repo and learn how the compiler is structured and the different compilation phases. After looking at the structure, you will get to know how to modify existing language features such and how to add a language keyword to Kotlin. In the end, we will look at different ways of bringing your changes to the Kotlin programming language!</p>
<p>You will leave this talk with a solid grasp of Kotlin Compiler’s mechanisms and how to change things up a bit. You don’t need to know anything about compilers or Computer Science theory!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-29</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean McQuillan</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto</title>
        <subject>Performance in a Kotlin world</subject>
        <url>https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/performance-in-a-kotlin-world/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Users expect apps to be snappy, responsive, and jank-free. As developers, we want to use new language features and libraries. How do you make sure these new features deliver the performance users expect? In this talk, you’ll learn how to make your app shine with practical performance patterns. After this talk you’ll know how to use Android Studio profilers and the new Jetpack Benchmarking library to find and fix jank and keep it from coming back.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-29</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Adetunji Dahunsi</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto</title>
        <subject>Motional Intelligence: Building smarter animations with Kotlin Delegates and Dynamic animations
        </subject>
        <url>
            https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/motional-intelligence-building-smarter-animations-with-kotlin-delegates-and-dynamic-animations/
        </url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Modern Android apps utilize unidirectional data flow to bind a UI model object or state to a view to varying degrees. This is often done at the cost of animations however, as while MVVM and its variants are stateless, animations are inherently stateful.</p>
<p>Having stateless emissions however, is a positive thing and one of the reasons MVVM/VI/etc is loved. This talk explores this dichotomy, and describes how Kotlin delegates, along with the dynamic animations Jetpack library, are powerful tools that can easily abstract away the numerous pitfalls and nuances that come up when trying to animate stateful views from stateless emissions; allowing us to bridge the two worlds seamlessly.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2020-09-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2020-09-29</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Pierce</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto</title>
        <subject>Motional Intelligence: Building smarter animations with Kotlin Delegates and Dynamic animations
        </subject>
        <url>
            https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/flows-channels-pipelines-oh-my-using-kotlins-asynchronous-arsenal-in-your-android-apps/
        </url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Asynchronous programming is tricky enough. With a plethora of emerging tools to approach concurrency, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. However, the geniuses at Kotlin took a pragmatic approach by making asynchronous coding simple yet purposeful. So how do Flows, Channels, and Pipelines help you? I’ll break down the similarities and differences between each asynchronous programming technique. You will learn what each one is, but just as importantly, what each one isn’t. I’ll also present examples that show how to handle reactive streams in Kotlin and when to use Flows over Channels. Leaving this talk, you’ll feel confident knowing how to use your tool belt of asynchronous tools in Android.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ar</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-12</endDate>
        <location>Riyadh, Saudi Arabia</location>
        <speaker>Mohammed Hewedy</speaker>
        <title>Riyadh Java Meetup</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin ( functional programming + spring demo)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/riyadh-java-spring-meetup/events/265919975/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Will talk about kotlin the language and new concepts introduced in the language including functional programming.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>no</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-12</endDate>
        <location>Trondheim, Norway</location>
        <speaker>Marvin Bredal Lillehaug</speaker>
        <title>javaBin Trondheim</title>
        <subject>Kom i gang med Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/javaBin-Trondheim/events/264448853/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>I denne workshopen begynner vi med grunnleggende Kotlin syntaks, og jobber oss opp til mer avanserte emner med en blanding av presentasjon og praktiske oppgaver for deltakerne. Vi kommer inn på emner som funksjoner, klasser, collections, høyereordens funksjoner, og konsepter fra funksjonell programmering (ingen monader!) Etter endt workshop vil deltakerne være kjent med de mest brukte konseptene fra Kotlin, og være i stand til å ta de i bruk i sine egne prosjekter.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-13</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Joost de Vries</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Spring with Kotlin and Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/265585532/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk we’ll dive into Kotlin coroutines and coroutine Flows: what are they, how do you work with them. And we’ll explore the new Kotlin apis in Spring, what a modern Spring application can look like. In the end we’ll have a Spring application that starts within 2 secs and is ready to deploy with Graal.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-13</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Hadi Hariri</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Ktor server-side development</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/265585532/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ktor is an asynchronous web framework built from the the ground up using Kotlin and coroutines. It provides developers the ability to create both server and client applications targeting a variety of platforms including JVM, JavaScript and macOS, Windows and Linux via Kotlin/Native. In this talk we’re going to focus primarily on Ktor as a server application, see how simple it is to create asynchronous and robust server side applications, deployment models, features it provides out of the box, its extensibility model, and how it’s different to some of the other existing solutions on the market.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-13</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Chris Neugebauer</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin London</title>
        <subject>How we Kotlinised the Java Persistence API</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-london/events/264456876/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is great on the server: you get a modern, more usable language, with access to 25 years of tried and tested libraries that solve a lot of common engineering problems. The downside is that most of those libraries were written with Java development in mind, so using them from Kotlin can feel weirder, and less comfortable than an API written with Kotlin in mind.</p>
<p>The Java Persistence API, made famous by Hibernate, is one such library: What object type will this query return? When is it safe to persist objects? How can you tell if you’re in a transaction? These are all questions that the JPA makes really hard to answer, but with a bit of work, can become really easy to figure out in Kotlin.
In this talk, we’ll look at the Java Persistence API, and how we’ve used Kotlin’s features to make it feel like a natural Kotlin tool. You’ll come away from this talk with ideas of how to make your favourite Java libraries work better with Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-13</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nicolas Frankel</speaker>
        <title>Berlin Spring User Group</title>
        <subject>Migrating Spring Boot Apps from Annotation-based Config to Functional with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Berlin-Spring-User-Group/events/264967093/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In the latest years, there has been some push-back against frameworks, and more specifically annotations: some call them magic. Obviously, they make understanding the flow of the application harder. Spring and Spring Boot latest versions go along this trend, by offering an additional way to configure beans with explicit code instead of annotations. It's declarative in the sense it looks like configuration, though it's based on Domain-Specific Language(s). This talk aims to demo a step-by-step process to achieve that.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-14</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Gergely Dániel</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>How to build a multiplatform 3D game in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/265475373/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin gained its popularity as a JVM language, but it also offers JS as compilation target, and an experimental toolset allowing us to reuse code between multiple platforms. This talk will dive into the challenges of building a graphical application in Kotlin for Android, the Web, and desktop, while guiding you through the journey of creating the game called Skyway</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-14</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Adrian Bukros</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>The future of UI development for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/265475373/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The Jetpack Compose library is going to play a major role in UI development on Android in the upcoming years. In my presentation, I'm going to talk about how Kotlin made it possible to create this new approach for UI development. I'm also going to show how to use it for a small example application.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-18</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Warsaw by Kt. Academy</title>
        <subject>Kotlin dla programistów Android-</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/263578280/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>3-dniowy kurs, który pokrywa cały materiał potrzebny do efektywnego i idiomatycznego programowania w Kotlinie na platformę Android. Zaczniemy od podstaw i później zgłębimy zaawansowane funkcjonalności Kotlina i najlepsze praktyki.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-19</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Enrique López Mañas</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Have you been working on a project with Kotlin?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/265524838/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you been working on a project with Kotlin? Is there a library you would like to discuss? Do you want to try public speaking?
Message us, come and have fun sharing your Kotlin story!
Do you like to host our meetup, please let us know!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-19</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>Hannick Lemin</speaker>
        <title>Movify Community</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, the language that keeps on giving</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/movify/events/266013935/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is not new anymore, so you may have heard of it, you may have worked with it. But do you really know all the language can do?
In this talk I'll go through an overview of some the key features of the language. You might learn a thing or two!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-19</endDate>
        <location>Köln, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Lukas Funk</speaker>
        <title>inovex Meetup Cologne</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot 2 mit Kotlin im praktischen Einsatz!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/inovex-cologne/events/265657203/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Um Spaß mit Kotlin zu haben, sollte man zunächst die Programmiersprache kennen. Im Vortrag werden wir in Kotlins Sprachfeatures einführen und diese im praktischen Einsatz zeigen. Anschließend gehen wir auf Besonderheiten im Zusammenspiel mit Spring ein und erläutern, welche Vorteile es bei der Verwendung von Kotlin gibt und welche Änderungen zu beachten sind. Auch weiterführende Themen wie die Konfiguration der Spring-Boot-Anwendung mit Kotlin, das Zusammenspiel mit Spring Data und die Interoperability mit bestehendem Java Code wollen wir euch näher bringen. Im Vortrag und danach freuen wir uns, mit euch über Kotlin, Spring Boot und und den ganzen Rest zu diskutieren.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-07</endDate>
        <location>Kolkata, India</location>
        <speaker>Atri Das</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kolkata UG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Bootcamp Day 2</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Kolkata-UG/events/263936411/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>* Why Kotlin
* Learning Path to Kotlin Mastery
* Introduction to Kotlin
* Object Oriented programming with Kotlin
* Functional Programming with Kotlin
* Coroutines
* DSL
* Kotlin Multiplatform</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Jos, Nigeria</location>
        <speaker>Albert Dihweng</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Jos User Group, Nigeria</title>
        <subject>Kotlin on Google Cloud Platform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Jos-Nigeria/events/261827838/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>-Create and deploy autoscaling Kotlin backends for your mobile apps.Write Kotlin using your favorite Java frameworks and libraries
Use fully-managed MySQL/PostgreSQL or Firebase for your application database. Run Kotlin in a containerized application at scale on Google Kubernetes Engine. Use IntelliJ with Google Cloud Tools Plugins to add Google Cloud API libraries and deploy to App Engine.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Dariusz Kuc</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin and a workshop on the ins and outs of Docker</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/264325612/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>-GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. In the GraphQL world, the schema plays a central role as it defines all the fields and types that can be queried by the clients. This makes GraphQL APIs extremely powerful as clients use this information to custom tailor their queries to only ask for the data they need.<p>
<p>Kotlin strong types and null safety makes it an excellent choice for implementing GraphQL schemas. In this talk we'll show you how graphql-kotlin can transform this potentially tedious schema generation process into a breeze. With code-only, or resolver-first, approach graphql-kotlin generates schemas directly from the source code making it the single source of truth for defining your GraphQL APIs. Using this approach, your Kotlin classes, properties and functions are mapped to corresponding GraphQL types and fields. Furthermore, since the GraphQL queries are resolved by invoking underlying Kotlin functions we can also utilize the power of Kotlin coroutines to asynchronously process all of our requests!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-11</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Ricardo La Rosa</speaker>
        <title>GDG Cloud Dublin</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Everywhere in partnership with Women Who Code Dublin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Cloud-Dublin/events/264276146/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>At Toast he has been instrumental in adopting Kotlin in their Android POS as well as backend services. He has most recently been working on Kotlin Android libraries and Android card reader integrations at Toast.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-12</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Travis Castillo</speaker>
        <title>Killer Android</title>
        <subject>Summer Kotlin Study Group with Guest Speaker</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Killer-Android/events/264315606/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-12</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Zach Klippenstein</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Writing safer code w/ structured</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/264264176/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-12</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jon Handler</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Get started with Open Distro for Elasticsearch</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/264264176/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Corneil du Plessis</speaker>
        <title>Lambda Luminaries</title>
        <subject>A Kotlin DSL for Finite State Machines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/lambda-luminaries/events/bgngtqyzmbmb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Since Kotlin supports both object-oriented and functional programming we expect an interesting discussion.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-11</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Daniela Schwab, Wesley Santos, Laércio Guimarães</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Organizando Projetos Gradle com Kotlin-DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/264594784/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-11</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Bruno Ortiz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Como construímos nosso orquestrador de microsserviços usando Kotliln</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/264594784/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-14</endDate>
        <location>Kolkata, India</location>
        <speaker>Atri Das</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kolkata UG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Bootcamp Day 3</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Kolkata-UG/events/263936421/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-17</endDate>
        <location>Denver, CO, USA</location>
        <speaker>Eric Young</speaker>
        <title>Denver Droids (aka Denver Android Developers Group)</title>
        <subject>Koin, a Kotlin dependency injection framework</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DenverDroids/events/kchhnqyzmbwb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Koin, a Kotlin dependency injection framework:
Building a full application stack can be hard. You have networking components, serializers, view components, database adapters, all depending on domain components. Creating them and plugging them in correctly can be difficult. Come see how Koin can simplify your app creation and testing by providing a simple way to supply these components in your code through dependency injection.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-17</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Sunitha Burri</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin DC User Group Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform - Sharing is caring!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mapbox-DC/events/264222208/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Cross-platform frameworks are trending these days especially on mobile. Few of these try to support both Android and iOS platforms with a single framework, which comes with a lot of challenges due to lack of tooling support and flexibility. On the other hand, Kotlin Multiplatform allows us to share true common code across platforms and lets the platform SDKs to take care of platform specific concerns.<p>
<p>In this talk, I will walk through how Kotlin Multiplatform modules can be used to implement common code once and target different platforms like web, Android, iOS or a desktop app; what the current state of art is; And it’s limitations.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Par l'équipe Sipios</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Implémenter des fonctionnalités de recherche avancées pour des API Spring Boot</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/264640746/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Les API REST sont à présent un standard dans l'écosystème Java et Kotlin mais elles n'offrent pas la même flexibilité que GraphQL qui permet facilement d'exposer des endpoints de recherche avancées sur une ressource donnée. Nous avons développé et open-sourcé en Kotlin un système permettant en une annotation d'exposer un endpoint gardant le meilleur des deux monde : la flexibilité d'une recherche et la compatibilité avec des API REST Spring Boot.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Par Salomon Brys</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Utiliser les paradigmes de Rust pour un code Kotlin plus maintenable et robuste</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/264640746/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Rust est un langage apparu en même temps et qui a le même âge que Kotlin. Là où Kotlin révolutionnais l'applicatif, Rust révolutionne le système. Même âge, même volonté, mais routes très différentes.
Kotlin est un langage pragmatique, dont le rôle est de faciliter le travail du développeur. Rust est un langage hyper-contraint, dont le rôle est de forcer le développeur à écrire un code statiquement correct. Kotlin est un langage dont la base de développement à été la compatibilité avec le langage et les concepts java. Rust développe ses propres concepts dès le début.
Dans ce talk, nous découvrirons quelques-un des paradigmes de Rust, verrons quels enseignements nous pouvons tirer de la route qu'a emprunté ce langage, et comment profiter de ses innovations pour améliorer notre pratique de Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-18</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Par Salomon Brys</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Utiliser les paradigmes de Rust pour un code Kotlin plus maintenable et robuste</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/264640746/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Rust est un langage apparu en même temps et qui a le même âge que Kotlin. Là où Kotlin révolutionnais l'applicatif, Rust révolutionne le système. Même âge, même volonté, mais routes très différentes.
Kotlin est un langage pragmatique, dont le rôle est de faciliter le travail du développeur. Rust est un langage hyper-contraint, dont le rôle est de forcer le développeur à écrire un code statiquement correct. Kotlin est un langage dont la base de développement à été la compatibilité avec le langage et les concepts java. Rust développe ses propres concepts dès le début.
Dans ce talk, nous découvrirons quelques-un des paradigmes de Rust, verrons quels enseignements nous pouvons tirer de la route qu'a emprunté ce langage, et comment profiter de ses innovations pour améliorer notre pratique de Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Kitchener, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Dan Rusu</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Waterloo P2P</title>
        <subject>Introducing a DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Waterloo-P2P/events/264344469/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Introducing a DSL to define assumptions that are verified during testing but have absolutely zero impact on performance in production.</p>
<p>Creating a storage engine with real-time compression has a low tolerance for defects so contract-based programming is crucial for robustness. However, performance is affected by extra runtime checks and other negative impacts such as reduced inlining due to larger functions. Find out how to eliminate these concerns with Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Kitchener, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Adam Erb</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Waterloo P2P</title>
        <subject>Introducing Contour, a typesafe, Kotlin-first API for complex layouts on Android.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Waterloo-P2P/events/264344469/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Barcelona, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Rafael Ruiz, Joaquin Caro</speaker>
        <title>Apiumhub: Software architecture Meetups in Barcelona</title>
        <subject>Kotlin and Immutable Data Structures - Why and How?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/apiumhub-software-architecture/events/264717802/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>All you need to know about introducing Kotlin in an incremental way and efficient immutable data structures.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Shalom Halbert</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Static Code Analysis in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/264766440/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We benefit from static code analysis every day, from linters flagging errors before compilation, to analytics for checking unit test code coverage. We’ll go over what static code analysis is, how it fits in our workflows, and a Kotlin specific tool named Detekt.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Furkan Seyhan</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Kotlin multiplatform for mobile</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzmbzb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We’ll share our takeaways from experimenting with kotlin multiplatform to implement native Android and iOS driver app for our internal mobile hackathon. We tried to make it challenging by implementing persistency, network requests and adding native map SDKs in the project, to make it a real life scenario where we’d need to have many platform specific implementations besides the shared code.</p>
         </description>
</event>



<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Oleksii Fedorov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Tell, Don't Ask!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzmbzb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, you'll learn what "Tell, Don't Ask!" principle is and rationale about it. Then I'll show a live coding session about what happens if you take this principle all the way up to 11. Finally, we'll have a conclusion on where on that scale (0 to 11) it's best to be in the production code, and why would you ever want to turn this knob to 11.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>cz</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Brno, Czech Republic</location>
        <speaker>Leoš Přikryl</speaker>
        <title>Brno Java Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - šálek Javy, který zachutná</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzmbzb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Java se v posledních letech probrala z hibernace a snaží se dohnat moderní programovací jazyky. Má ale co dohánět, takže jí to zřejmě nějakou dobu potrvá. Pokud nechcete opustit ekosystém Javy, ale samotný jazyk vám přijde na dnešní dobu poněkud neohrabaný, zkuste Kotlin - moderní programovací jazyk plně interoperabilní s Javou. Oproti Javě přináší mnohá vylepšení známá z jiných programovacích jazyků (null safety, properties, extensions, …), zároveň ale umožňuje využití existujícího Java kódu a knihoven. Kotlin je od roku 2017 oficiálním jazykem pro Android, ale stejně dobře lze použít i na dalších platformách.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Monori Antal János</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Cleaning up your code with sealed classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/263970658/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Also known more broadly as Algebraic Data Types, they represent a constrained class hierarchy with only one possible type at the time which helps you remain compiler-safe. Sealed classes in our data layer allow semantically more correct and type-safe code in our streams. He will go through how are they constructed and some real use cases to take away with you home.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Arold Ádám</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>How to Sell Kotlin to Your Boss</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/263970658/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>If you like Kotlin you might have tried to introduce it at your workplace. While it is easy to convince programmers it is much harder to convince your boss. In this talk we'll explore the possibilities.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>David Stone</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Functional Programmers</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming With Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Diego-Functional-Programmers/events/264676147/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This month we will have a talk about how to do FP in Kotlin. After that, we will do some coding together!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-03</endDate>
        <location>Toulouse, France</location>
        <speaker>Liliia Abdulina</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Toulouse 2019</title>
        <subject>A Kotlin multiplatform evolution</subject>
        <url>https://2019.devfesttoulouse.fr/sessions/a_kotlin_multiplatform_evolution/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you heard of the code-sharing feature in Kotlin, accompanied with “Write once, run everywhere” slogan? Among its users not only libraries and frameworks authors; there are some projects which have already adopted multiplatform for production. Their applications, written in Kotlin for both iOS and Android, are published in stores. With this talk, you’ll get a brief overview of the evolution of multiplatform technology in Kotlin, concerning the tasks it’s evolved to solve. How it was and how it is expected to be; what has changed and which tasks can be already solved with it. What are the facilities right now and which real projects already use multiplatform?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-04</endDate>
        <location>Santiago, Chile</location>
        <speaker>Armando Picon</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Chile 2019</title>
        <subject>Coroutines in the way!</subject>
        <url>https://devfestsantiago.com/schedule/2019-10-04?sessionId=116</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Las corutinas son una de las principales características de Kotlin que nos permiten realizar operaciones asíncronas. En esta plática hablaremos sobre su uso dentro del desarrollo de aplicaciones para Android y cómo migrar desde otros componentes.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-04</endDate>
        <location>Santiago, Chile</location>
        <speaker>Florina Muntenescu</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Chile 2019</title>
        <subject>Extend your (Kotlin) vocabulary</subject>
        <url>https://devfestsantiago.com/schedule/2019-10-04?sessionId=116</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin promete código conciso, expresivo, seguro y entrega una gran cantidad de funcionalidades en el lenguaje. En esta charla daremos una mirada a algunas keywords (palabras claves) que deberías utilizar en tu app, para asegurar que el código que estas escribiendo es conciso, seguro y legible.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-21</endDate>
        <location>Nantes, France</location>
        <speaker>Maxime Lumeau, Pierre Tibulle, Robin Caroff</speaker>
        <title>DevFest Nantes 2019</title>
        <subject>Workshop - Kotlin Multiplatform : mutualiser du code sur iOS et Android</subject>
        <url>
            https://devfest.gdgnantes.com/sessions/workshop___kotlin_multiplatform___mutualiser_du_code_sur_ios_et_android/
        </url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Multiplatform est une solution de développement open-source permettant de mutualiser du code pour des applications iOS et Android. De vraies applications natives sans compromis qualitatif mais avec une code base en Kotlin partagée pour tout ce qui n’est pas spécifique à la plateforme iOS ou Android.<p>
<p>Durant ce workshop nous allons faire une introduction pratique à Kotlin Multiplatform en réalisant deux applications natives (iOS et Android) partageant du code métier en Kotlin. En sortant d’ici vous aurez intégré les principes de bases et les bonnes pratiques du développement Kotlin Multiplatform.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-24</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Rainer Kern</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Vienna</title>
        <subject>Back to School with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Vienna/events/259322345/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>It’s back to School time and so we’d like to give all the Kotlin newcomers a chance for getting a taste of Kotlin. You will hear the basics of the Kotlin programming language in a introductory talk, no Kotlin experience required, Java highly recommended, at least some other general purpose object oriented language (C#, Java Script, Scala, Ruby, ...)</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-24</endDate>
        <location>Porto Alegre, Brasilia</location>
        <speaker>Ana Flávia, Josias Straesser</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin RS</title>
        <subject>Introdução ao Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-RS/events/264564124/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Uma breve apresentação sobre as principais funcionalidades da linguagem, além de recursos que fizeram a Creditas adotar Kotlin como ferramenta oficial.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-24</endDate>
        <location>Porto Alegre, Brasilia</location>
        <speaker>Guilherme Pohlmann</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin RS</title>
        <subject>Functional Domain Drive Design</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-RS/events/264564124/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Um dos pensamentos que domina a mente de muitas pessoas quando se fala de programação funcional é acreditar que o paradigma é excludente às práticas de orientação à objetos que já conhecemos. Quando, na verdade, a união dos dois pode nos trazer ainda mais vantagens. Nessa apresentação queremos desmistificar esse pensamento e mostrar que sim, é possível utilizar as duas práticas em conjunto para construir aplicações de alta qualidade. Descubra como trouxemos para dentro do DDD, design conhecido por ser extremamente orientado à objetos, elementos funcionais como Monads, Imutabilidade e Higher Order Functions, construindo um domínio 100% puro.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-25</endDate>
        <location>Irvine, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Simon</speaker>
        <title>OC Android Developers</title>
        <subject>The Power of Kotlin Coroutines and Flows</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/OC-Android-Developers/events/264437747/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Join us for a deep dive into reactive streams, the Kotlin way. By the end of our talk, you should have an understanding of Coroutines, Flows, and how they can replace RxJava in any Kotlin codebase.</p>
         </description>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-26</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Frank Scheffler</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Creating Domain Specific Languages with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/264685819/</url>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mario Fernandez</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for microservices, why?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Muenchen/events/264616526/</url>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Andrei Bechet</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Munich</title>
        <subject>Error handling for a rest API backend?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Muenchen/events/264616526/</url>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Vineeth Venudasan</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin code in Production: Observations and learnings</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Muenchen/events/264616526/</url>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>pl
        <startDate>2019-09-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-30</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskała</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Warsaw by Kt. Academy</title>
        <subject>Kotlin dla programistów - warsztat</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/263578110/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>3-dniowe szkolenie skoncentrowane na Kotlin/JVM. Szkolenie pokrywa praktycznie wszystkie funkcjonalności języka Kotlin oraz najlepsze praktyki. Szkolenie jest nastawione na praktykę. Nauczysz się wykonując ćwiczenia, wyzwania, zaskakujące puzzlery oraz patrząc na konretne przykłady.</p>
         </description>
</event>




<event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-01</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Tim Lavers</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin as a Teaching Language</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sydney-kotlin/events/264888864/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk we will consider the merits of Kotlin as an introductory programming language. We will see that it is possible to write surprisingly advanced programs using just a small number of concepts, as was done in my book "Programming for Beginners</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-01</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Reza Farahani</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Ease Up Android Dependency Injection with Dagger 2.22.1</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sydney-kotlin/events/264888864/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Recently I went through an app upgrade which internally manages dependencies with Dagger 2.10. I’ve upgraded it to Dagger 2.22.1 where many life saver annotations are added to minimise boilerplate code and managing components and modules. Here, we go through implementing the latest Dagger from scratch.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-22</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Alexey Mikhailov</speaker>
        <title>AppsConf</title>
        <subject>Мобильная разработка на Kotlin MultiPlatform</subject>
        <url>https://appsconf.ru/spb/2019/abstracts/5495</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>В нашем докладе мы расскажем наш опыт разработки 10+ проектов, используя Kotlin Multiplatform в связке с Kotlin/Native, расскажем из каких блоков и модулей состоит архитектура мультиплатформенных проектов, какие сложности и преимущества даёт mpp.
В докладе затронем следующие разделы архитектуры в shared library:
- шаблонизацию UI
- работу с сетью
- стандартизацию функционала
- разделение на "универсальные" и "проектнозависимые" фичи
Затронем также нюансы погружений iOS- и Anroid-специалистов в mpp.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-25</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Claudia Luque Fernández</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Kotlin DSL For Android Projects</subject>
        <url>https://skillsmatter.com/conferences/11785-droidcon-london-2019?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference#program</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Let´s face it, Groovy is ok, but Kotlin is irresistible. During this talk you are going to learn how easy it is to migrate your Android project to Kotlin DSL and find on the way some tips to boost the gradle files reusability.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-25</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Márton Braun</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Idio~~ma~~tic Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://skillsmatter.com/conferences/11785-droidcon-london-2019?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference#program</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>"Idiomatic" is a word often used by Kotlin experts to describe elegant patterns or solutions that make excellent use of Kotlin’s features. In this session you will discover how to abuse Kotlin language features to take shortcuts, create tricky solutions, achieve exciting syntax, or confuse others who dare enter your codebase.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-25</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Workshop: Understanding Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://skillsmatter.com/conferences/11785-droidcon-london-2019?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference#program</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Coroutines is a powerful tool. Well implemented concept of suspendable computation... It is a dream of many theoretics of concurrent programming for a long time. But how is it possible? How do Kotlin coroutines really work? Why are they important? What do they introduce? And finally, how you can use them in your project?</p>
<p>In this workshop, Marcin will share how to use Kotlin Coroutines and what makes them so special and so efficient. You will also explore if they are an alternative to RxJava.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-26</endDate>
        <location>Lodz, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Vipul Shah</speaker>
        <title>Mobilization</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Native and Multiplatform Development</subject>
        <url>http://2019.mobilization.pl/?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This workshop will introduced you to Kotlin/Native and build a Kotlin Multiplatform app that runs on both iOS and Android using shared Kotlin code. We will cover following topics in this workshop Introduction to Kotlin/Native and Multiplatform Your First Kotlin/Native Program Creating a Multiplatform Project Shared Library from Android & iOS Networking & Concurrency using Ktor & Coroutines Designing Android & iOS user interface Debugging multiplatform Project Drawbacks</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-26</endDate>
        <location>Lodz, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Mobilization</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Not-to-Do List - What we should avoid doing in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>http://2019.mobilization.pl/?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin gives us a lot of possibilities, but with every power comes responsibility. What should we avoid doing in Kotlin? What are Kotlin internal contracts in terms of different features and functions? What is dangerous and should be avoided? How to code responsively?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-26</endDate>
        <location>Lodz, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Mobilization</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>http://2019.mobilization.pl/?utm_source=bugfender&amp;utm_medium=website&amp;utm_campaign=conference</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The workshop covers asynchronous programming in Kotlin using coroutines. It covers both build-in support for coroutines and dives deeper into kotlinx.coroutines library.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-25</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michael Hunger</speaker>
        <title>GOTO</title>
        <subject>Not your Father's Java - Building a GraphQL Server with Kotlin and graphql-java</subject>
        <url>https://gotober.com/2019/sessions/1072</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Building APIs in Java is not that exciting. That changes if you throw GraphQL and Kotlin into the mix. The great library and powerful, concise language make it easy to build a GraphQL server in a few lines of code. With co-routines and lambdas as a glue, you get a neat, scalable backend. As an icing on the cake we will also look into using Kotlins multiplatform capabilities to run our code as Javascript or Native servers.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-04</endDate>
        <location>Cluj Napoca, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Filip Babic</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Deep diving into the Kotlin Coroutines API</subject>
        <url>http://www.droidcon.ro/program/sessions-2019/deep-diving-into-the-kotlin-coroutines-api/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>“Have you been learning Kotlin Coroutines by trial and error? Do you need a change of pace and environment or just a guide which doesn’t baffle you with the sheer amounts of computer science terms, which coroutines are built upon?<p>
<p>Look no more! In this session, we’ll go over the majority of the Kotlin Coroutines API, with the emphasis on explaining how each component works, which principles and elements are used behind the scenes, and how you can utilize Coroutines in your code, without burning out due to all the theory that is the foundation of computing and multi-threading.”</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-02</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Ian Brandt</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Monthly Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/hxkqbqyznbdb/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-02</endDate>
        <location>Melbourne, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Join Corneil</speaker>
        <title>Melbourne Java &amp; JVM Users Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin DSL for Finite State Machines (FSM)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-Java-JVM-Users-Group/events/hmlvbryznbdb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The typical Software Developer's day is looking for a solution to a complex (and even simple) problem in google. And more often than not, Baeldung blog has the solution already to those problems. Keen on meeting one of the brains behind this blog?</p>
<p>Join Corneil on the journey of developing a Kotlin Multiplatform DSL for Finite State Machines (FSM). During the presentation, the need and use of finite state machines is discussed, and how to create a DSL in Kotlin for configuring an FSM.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-02</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Juan Pablo Villa</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin CDMX User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin 101 - Cómo empezar desde 0 con Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-CDMX/events/265197157/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Cómo empezar desde 0 con Kotlin. En esta charla, por Juan Pablo Villa, reconocido desarrollador Kotlin, se darán algunos tips de cómo hacer lo que hacías con Java, en Kotlin. Si aún no decides dar el paso o no sabes por dónde empezar, esta plática es para ti.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-06</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Paweł Marks</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Free workshops: Kotlin- the deeper look</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/265290477/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Follow up workshop to the introduction to Kotlin. This time concepts such as reified generics or reflection will be introduced. This workshop should also familiarize the attendees with coroutines and few other basic abstractions that are used in asynchronous programming in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-06</endDate>
        <location>Copenhagen, Denmark</location>
        <speaker>Marek Hlava</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Copenhagen</title>
        <subject>Kotlin CPH @ Shape</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/265290477/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-08</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Peter Oost</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Jetpack Compose — Declarative UIs for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/264307462/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-08</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Maxim Mazin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>«Xodus» — schema-less embedded database for Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/264307462/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-08</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Enrique López Mañas</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Diving into coroutines for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/264307462/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-09</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Alexander Podkhalyuzin</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform: a trip from JVM to JS</subject>
        <url>https://sphere.it/talk/kotlin-multiplatform-a-trip-from-jvm-to-js/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is a programming language, which is widely known for the Android platform. Kotlin is also used for server-side development. Our team has been actively working on Kotlin multiplatform for a few years, which is mainly tooling for simple sharing code between different backends, including Kotlin/JS. In this talk I’ll show you how to actually share some code between the existing JVM/Android codebase and the client code. Such code sharing is experimental stuff, so we would like to collect as much feedback as possible to implement what we lack in tooling perspective for such a promising technology.As a bonus, we will take a look at a simple full-stack application, which is completely written in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-09</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Paweł Marks</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Superpowers for tailoring asynchrony or how to customize your coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://sphere.it/talk/superpowers-for-tailoring-asynchrony-or-how-to-customize-your-coroutines/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin coroutines have gained a lot of traction since their stabilization. They are a lightweight, elegant and convenient solution for most of the asynchronous processing tasks. Using coroutines, developers can write code solving concurrency problems without drowning in the flood of callbacks.Since coroutines were stabilized only a year ago, there is a really good chance that your current project is based on some other library or framework for asynchronous processing. Does it mean that you cannot benefit from elegant, easy to reason code that coroutines bring to the table? In this talk, I am going to show you how you can bring powers of coroutines into your mature and borning framework. Or maybe your case is different and your project is already using lots of ‘async’s and ‘launch’es. Then you will see superpowers you can use to make your asynchronous code more readable and less repetitive.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-09</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Krystian Rybarczyk</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Flows – Kotlin’s shot at concurrency</subject>
        <url>https://sphere.it/talk/flows-kotlins-shot-at-concurrency/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Concurrency is and certainly will be one of the biggest challenges we, developers, now face having to squeeze everything out of all the cores our CPUs have. With Kotlin you do not need to struggle with Java’s threads or Scala’s actors. Kotlin has its own concurrency model and I will show you why it is really cool and that it’s worth having a look at. During this presentation we will look into coroutines and see how they facilitate asynchronous programming. We will talk about flows and see how they make writing reactive code a breeze. If flows fit into your domain why not give Kotlin a shot?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-09</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Not-to-Do List – What we should avoid doing in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://sphere.it/talk/kotlin-not-to-do-list-what-we-should-avoid-doing-in-kotlin/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin gives us a lot of possibilities, but with every power comes responsibility. What should we avoid doing in Kotlin? What are Kotlin internal contracts in terms of different features and functions? What is dangerous and should be avoided? How to code responsively?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-09</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Felipe Nasser, Bruno Assis</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming com Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/265343143/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-10</endDate>
        <location>Mérida, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Javier Olan</speaker>
        <title>Mérida Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>De Java Callbacks a Kotlin Lambdas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Merida-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265196964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Para aquellos usuarios del mundo de java que siempre han tenido la inquietud de que existe una forma de mejorar los tan famosos y tediosos callbacks de Java, ahora con Kotlin y los lambdas llega una presentación mas elegante de como manejar eventos con pocas lineas de código.</p>
         </description>
</event>



<event>
        <lang>es
        <startDate>2019-10-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-10</endDate>
        <location>Mérida, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Luis Burgos</speaker>
        <title>Mérida Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Extensions for reducing boilerplate</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Merida-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265196964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin ofrece la capacidad de extender una clase con una nueva funcionalidad sin tener que heredar de la clase o usar patrones de diseño como Decorator mediante las Extensions, con esto podemos reducir la cantidad de código repetido en nuestras clases.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-10</endDate>
        <location>Mérida, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Mario Guillermo</speaker>
        <title>Mérida Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Standard function run with let also apply</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Merida-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265196964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin nos proporciona en su librería estandar 5 funciones cuyo propósito es ejecutar un bloque de código dentro del contexto de un objeto. Estas funcionse son let, run, with, apply y also. Pero, ¿Qué son?, ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre ellas?, ¿Cuándo las utilizo?.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Victoria Gonda</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Test-Driven Development</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/264759155/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a software development process where you write failing tests before writing the code to make it pass. This can be a common practice in some technology circles, but we’ve seen slow adoption on Android. Because it’s not embedded in the Android culture, it can be hard to learn how to get started with TDD. In this talk, we’ll go over the basics of TDD, how you can apply it at varying levels in an Android architecture, and what steps to take if you’re working with legacy code. You should walk away from this talk with the tools you need to get started exploring practicing TDD on your own.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Victoria Gonda</speaker>
        <title>AndroidListener Chicago</title>
        <subject>Kotlin + Android: Test-Driven Development &amp; Meta Programming</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/AndroidListener-Chicago/events/265344067/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Meta Programming with Couroutines / Jetpack - Mark will lead us into the internals of his open source project to discuss how he implemented retrofit/moshi with Kotlin<p>
<p>Android: Test-Driven Development - Victoria Gonda will go over the basics of TDD, how you can apply it at varying levels in an Android architecture, and what steps to take if you’re working with legacy code. You should walk away from this talk with the tools you need to get started exploring practicing TDD on your own.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Donn Felker</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Building Domain Specific Languages (DSL’s) with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/265413331/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you ever written a utility or library to help manage some complex code? What about a helper classes to manage some nasty setup of a really awkward library? You're probably sharing your head in agreement "yes, oh yes I've done that."<p>
<p>What if there was a way to create a beautiful API for that nasty code that was easy to use? You're in luck, because it exists, you just need to build a DSL (Domain Specific Language) around said code. Yes, its more work, but in the end it can make your code more readable, manageable and easier to consume. All resulting in a better development experience.<p>
<p>In this session, Donn will show you what a DSL is and how to build one use lambda functions, receivers and more … all in Kotlin. At the end of the talk you should had a good understanding of how to build a DSL so that you can make your teams development experience that much richer.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Josh Williams</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>To Extend or not to Extend (and other QTNA)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/265413331/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>When should you create an extension rather than an instance function? When should you create an extension rather than a Util class? Should we even still use Builders? All of these questions have answers that usually are ambiguous at most and usually left up to preference when using Kotlin. I will provide you tips, from my experience, to help make it easier to answer these questions and strengthen your development.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Tim Fredette</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>how to convert your app to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265587038/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Our first speaker will be Tim Fredette, who will be showing us how to convert your app to Kotlin. Tim was the first engineering hire in Toast, and I think it's safe to say has built more of the platform than anyone else, growing the company from zero customers to tens of thousands of customers in the US.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-16</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Tom Hanley</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Migrating to Kotlin - A Step by Step guide</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265587038/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Our second speaker will be Tom Hanley, who will be guiding us through migrating your Gradle files to the Gradle Kotlin DSL. Tom is a Java engineer turned passionate Kotliner working in Toast. As well as organising the Dublin Kotlin User Group, he is a regular presenter at meetups on Kotlin, and will be speaking at this years KotlinConf in December</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-17</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Anton Spaans</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Office Hours at Rocket Insights</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/265582444/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is an open-source programming language developed by JetBrains which has seen an upswell of interest since it's 1.0 release in 2016. It now supports not only JVM but JavaScript and LLVM architectures as well. We will have experts speaking about Kotlin and its use in these various architectures, showing their knowledge and the projects that they are working on.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-17</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Lothar Schulz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Continuous Delivery to Kubernetes with jib, skaffold and ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyznbwb/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-17</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jean-Michel Fayard</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Android’s billion dollar mistake `Activity is Context`, and how to fix it with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyznbwb/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-19</endDate>
        <location>Lubumbashi, Congo</location>
        <speaker>Eric Ampire</speaker>
        <title>Lubumbashi Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Android programming with Kotlin and Firebase</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lubumbashi-Kotlin-User-Group/events/263370222/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Durant cette session de formation nous allons apprendre à développer une application Android de messagerie instantanée en utilisant les services fournit par Firebase.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-29</endDate>
        <location>Irvine, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Simon</speaker>
        <title>OC Kotlin Krew</title>
        <subject>Practical Kotlin Workshop: Coroutines and Flows</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/OCKotlinKrew/events/265162893/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>will be running an interactive workshop on Kotlin Coroutines and Flows.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-24</endDate>
        <location>Málaga, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Olmo Gallegos</speaker>
        <title>Malaga Mobile</title>
        <subject>Understanding kotlinx.coroutines a little deeper</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/malagamobile/events/264951955/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk we will introduce some concepts related to kotlinx.coroutines library, often not included in introductory talks and that are a “must have” for all devs using the library.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Satyabrata Samal</speaker>
        <title>Edureka Masterclass</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Fundamentals Explained In 90 Minutes (Online Webinar)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/edureka/events/265527019/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>1. History Of Kotlin
2. Understanding Kotlin Features & Architecture
3. How To Run A Kotlin Code?
4. Understanding Kotlin Code Basics</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-29</endDate>
        <location>Gijón, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Fonzi</speaker>
        <title>AsturiasHacking</title>
        <subject>Introducción a Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/AsturiasHacking/events/265777083/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>¿Tienes ganas de conocer Kotlin y todavía no has tenido tiempo de echarle un vistazo? En esta charla se hará una introducción al lenguaje Kotlin (corriendo sobre JVM) y está orientada a cualquier desarrolladora, sin importar el lenguaje del que vengas.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-30</endDate>
        <location>Zoetermeer, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Erik Hooijmeijer</speaker>
        <title>Zoetermeer Tech Night</title>
        <subject>Presentatie 'Decompiling Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/AsturiasHacking/events/265777083/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>While my colleagues revelled in Kotlin’s new features, I was curious how exactly these features are achieved on the JVM. So I spent some time reading byte code and decompiling Kotlin into Java with sometimes hilarious results.<p>
<p>In this presentation a take some example code in Kotlin, compile it and then decompile it with a Java decompiler and explain the results. Sometimes the decompiler produces really ..interesting.. code and then we take a deep dive into bytecode land to see what is going on – don’t worry I will explain what you need to know!<p>
<p>If you want to know how Kotlin achieves its ‘magic’ named arguments or how package level methods are built on the JVM this is the talk for you</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-30</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Alexander Kotsyuruba</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Растопим синтаксический сахар Kotlin в виртуальной машине Java</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/265680763/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Тема компиляции Kotlin в байткод JVM будет интересна разработчикам, пишущим на Java и желающим ознакомиться с Kotlin, а также разработчикам Kotlin, которые хотят больше погрузиться в специфику языка.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-30</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Vyacheslav Artemyev</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Корутины на практике: асинхронный клиент для RabbitMQ</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/265680763/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>В рамках доклада будут представлены концепции coroutines в Kotlin и применены на практике полученные знания для написания асинхронного клиента RabbitMQ.
По итогу рассмотрим перфоманс тесты библиотеки, которая оказалась быстрее библиотеки Reactor Rabbit by Spring*
* - на кейсах отправки до 1000 сообщений за раз</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-30</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Gennady Vasilkov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Теория и практика разработки на Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/265680763/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>В этом докладе поговорим о возможностях переиспользования кода при мультиплатформенной разработке Android-, iOS- и Backend- приложений на Kotlin. Расскажем об опыте внедрения в существующий проект и чем мы поделились с бекенд командой. И в конце сравним Kotlin Multiplatform с нативной разработкой, поговорим о проблемах в реализации на платформах.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-30</endDate>
        <location>Brighton, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Lee Turner</speaker>
        <title>Brighton Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform at HMRC</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brighton-Kotlin/events/265429217/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>During this talk, he will talk about the reasons behind the use of KMP and how he made it work with iOS, Android and Web. Come along to find out whether KMP could be used in your projects or maybe just to pique your interest into the world of KMP!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-28</endDate>
        <location>Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Haim Michael</speaker>
        <title>life michael tel aviv</title>
        <subject>The Power of Coroutines in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/life-michael/events/265482346/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This meetup was created for people with basic knowledge in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-28</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Biswa Phuyal</speaker>
        <title>Washington DC Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin beyond the basics</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DCKotlin/events/265837844/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>As Kotlin is the preferred language for Android, I will share about very basic syntax to more advanced uses for functions, class scenarios, and delegation including best practices for working with generics, asynchronous programming etc. Understand the approach that makes Kotlin so extensible and unique compared to other JVM languages. After this session you will have a good base to start building or enhancing some serious Kotlin based app.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-29</endDate>
        <location>Philadelphia, PA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Nick DiPatri</speaker>
        <title>GDG Philadelphia</title>
        <subject>Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDGPhilly/events/265717580/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Nick will lead a live coding presentation of Kotlin coroutines.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-29</endDate>
        <location>Irvine, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Simon</speaker>
        <title>OC Kotlin Krew</title>
        <subject>Practical Kotlin Workshop: Coroutines and Flows</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/OCKotlinKrew/events/265162893/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>I'd like to say our workshops are for everyone, but it helps to have the following:
- Previous experience with programming in any language
- Looking to learn new languages
- Want to learn about new and existing Kotlin concepts
- A desire to join a community of passionate Kotlin engineers</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-29</endDate>
        <location>Sofia, Bulgaria</location>
        <speaker>Viktor Penelski</speaker>
        <title>REWE Digital Bulgaria</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for Java developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/REWE-Digital-Bulgaria/events/265706785/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The talk will be on an introductory level, showcasing some of the language features from the standpoint of a Java developer.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-06</endDate>
        <location>Edinburgh, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Neil Gall</speaker>
        <title>Edinburgh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Parser Combinators in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Edinburgh-Kotlin-User-Group/events/265279621/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>How to write maintainable string parsing code. Neils interesting presentation style which went down well at EuroPython 2018 is to introduce a subject while live coding.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-07</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Stephan Oudmaijer</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Parser Combinators in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/265402172/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Getting familiar with:
- Kotlin language basics
- Classes and Objects
- Functions and Lambdas
- Collections</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-07</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Laurence Willmore</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Johannesburg</title>
        <subject>Pure Kotlin web server with Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Johannesburg-Kotlin-Meetup-Group/events/265896890/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>GA demo of how to build a pure kotlin website and web server with the Ktor framework. This will be async/non-blocking, and we will see if we can pull in an introduction to some other kotlin libraries for things such as dependency injection and DB interaction.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-07</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ankush Gupta</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/265602166/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ankush Gupta will be teaching us how Quizlet uses Kotlin Multiplatform to power learning experiences for over 50 million monthly active users. He'll share Quizlet's journey getting Kotlin Multiplatform into production, how it stacks up against their previous approach, and (most importantly) lessons they learned along the way.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-07</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Alekhin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Poker в Revolut</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/265740569/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-12</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mark Ducommun</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Neural Networking w/ Kotlin Metaprogramming: A Cheaper Alternative to AI</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/265467995/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A Cheaper Alternative for Deep Learning? - this talk is a continuation of the 2018 KotlinConf talk from Kotlin: The Next Frontier in Modern (Meta)programming. The talk highlights TornadoFX-Suite, which is a program that analyzes other TornadoFX projects and generates simple UI tests. In order to create smarter testing, we take a look at an new theory coming out of this project - how metaprogramming creates neural networking in comparison to neural networking in AI, and how neural networking in metaprogramming may provide a lot less processing power and more interesting results. I’m currently working with this theory right now to prove it, and I’m interested in sharing the results when I have it.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-13</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Murat Yener, Nicole Borrelli, Wenbo Zhu</speaker>
        <title>Android Dev Summit 2019</title>
        <subject>Java❤️ Kotlin, Happy Together 🎵</subject>
        <url>https://developer.android.com/dev-summit/schedule/day2</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is awesome and you want to write all your code in it, but what about the thousands of lines of code already written in the Java programming language? Or, maybe you have a library or project that is written in Java and already has been used in so many Kotlin or Java projects.</p>
<p>In this talk, we will look at the best practices for writing Kotlin and Java code that works so seamlessly from the other that the only way to what language it is written in is to look at the source code.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-12</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jose Alcérreca, Yigit Boyar</speaker>
        <title>Android Dev Summit 2019</title>
        <subject>LiveData with Coroutines and Flow</subject>
        <url>https://developer.android.com/dev-summit/schedule/day2</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>LiveData is a simple lifecycle-aware observable, designed for making UIs that react to changes safely and efficiently. It can be used beyond View↔️ViewModel communications and even components like Room support it. However, there's a risk of overuse, especially when dealing with multiple threads. The solution? Instead of expanding its features, LiveData now works seamlessly with Kotlin's coroutines. In this talk, we cover the new "liveData" coroutine builder, showing when and how to use it and testing patterns and antipatterns to make clean, efficient, and solid reactive UIs.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-22</endDate>
        <location>Minna, Nigeria</location>
        <speaker>John Kolo, Shola Akinrolie</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Minna User Group, Nigeria</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Night Minna</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Minna-User-Group-Nigeria/events/260879075/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will discuss it's introduction and how it functions with related technologies.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-13</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Paul Reilly</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Deploying a fully covered, Kotlin DSL, Kotlin library</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/262084574/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Deploying a library to Maven Central is not a big deal. What is a big deal is using the Gradle Kotlin DSL to accomplish this task for a 100% code covered Kotlin multi-platform library. Come hear more about using the Kotlin DSL, including buildSrc, 100% code coverage and interacting with the Maven Central site.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-14</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Sunitha Burri</speaker>
        <title>DevFestDC - 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform – Sharing is caring!</subject>
        <url>https://www.devfestdc.org/schedule/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-14</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Victor Rentea</speaker>
        <title>Bucharest Software Craftsmanship Community</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Kindergarten ep #04 - Finally, some structured workflow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-software-craftsmanship-community/events/261905800/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Victor will broadcast 1 hour of live-coding playing around with Kotlin.</p>
<p>Expect a chaotic learning experience: completely unstructured, no beforehand preparation, just trying out things we find out googling around, right during the session. Victor does NOT know Kotlin. This is just the Playground of a Kotlin Kindergarten.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-17</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Victor Rentea</speaker>
        <title>Bucharest Software Craftsmanship Community</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Co-routines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-software-craftsmanship-community/events/261905800/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Victor will broadcast 1 hour of live-coding playing around with Kotlin.</p>
<p>Expect a chaotic learning experience: completely unstructured, no beforehand preparation, just trying out things we find out googling around, right during the session. Victor does NOT know Kotlin. This is just the Playground of a Kotlin Kindergarten.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-17</endDate>
        <location>Manchester, UK</location>
        <speaker>Tom Cambell</speaker>
        <title>Android Manchester</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Co-routines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/android_mcr/events/262228144/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Tom Cambell from JLR will be sharing his experiences about Kotlin co-routines & beyond</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-19</endDate>
        <location>Overland Park, KS</location>
        <speaker>Todd Ginsberg</speaker>
        <title>Kansas City Java Users Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin with Todd Ginsberg</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KansasCityJUG/events/260892806/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin sure has been receiving a lot of buzz lately, is there something to it? Developed by JetBrains, Kotlin has been catching on lately because of its null safety guarantees, functional nature, type inference, full interoperability with Java, cross-platform support, and ease of use with Android and Spring. Is this something you and your team should considering spending time to learn?</p>
<p>One of the most interesting aspects of Kotlin is its design philosophy. Bugs that exist in Java such as NullPointerExceptions are not possible in Kotlin. This mentality of preventing common bugs at the language level exists all through the Kotlin syntax and standard library. Kotlin is also far less verbose than Java, reducing the amount of code you need to read in order to understand it. It also runs on JVMs down to Java 6, without sacrificing features. So if you are in a constrained environment such as Android or an enterprise shop struggling to upgrade, Kotlin might be worth considering.</p>
<p>In this talk, you will learn where Kotlin came from, what its major features are, and why people are using it more and more. At the end of the talk, you will be in a position to make an educated decision about whether Kotlin is right for you!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-20</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Marty Pitt</speaker>
        <title>JVM Roundabout</title>
        <subject>Building Microservices that connect and adapt themselves with Spring Boot, Kotlin and Vyne</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/the-JVM-Roundabout/events/261927048/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Who will show us how to leverage TypeAliases in Kotlin to build a rich DSL, and then how to leverage these TypeAliases to build Microservices that automatically integrate themselves, and evolve as APIs change.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-20</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>David Denton</speaker>
        <title>JVM Roundabout</title>
        <subject>Server as a Function in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/the-JVM-Roundabout/events/261927048/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk is about a particular project and Springer Nature and covers how the team migrated the stack to Continuous Delivery-based deployment into a private on-premise cloud, and how http4k helped them introduce new failure-mode and inter-service contract testing techniques. This approach combines functional programming concepts and the versatility of Kotlin to produce applications that are simpler and more testable than most Java are accustomed to experience. And the best of it: with absolutely no magic!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-20</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Danny Preussler</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>The power of property delegates</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzjbbc/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-24</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Chet Haase</speaker>
        <title>GDG Kraków</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Under the Hood: Understand the Internals</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Krakow/events/262029202/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin offers great, modern language features and a rich set of extensions. But it's not always obvious to the developer what's happening under the hood. This session will help you understand better what these features and extensions are doing internally. It will also show how you can use the tools that Android offers to find this kind of information on your own.</p>
<p>After that we will have short break for networking. During second session Wojtek will tell us about Kotlin Multiplatform. Candy!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-24</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Wojtek Kalicinski</speaker>
        <title>GDG Kraków</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform: code sharing without compromise</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Krakow/events/262029202/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The promise of cross-platform frameworks looks great on paper, and some of them do a pretty good job delivering actual results. But with inherent differences between platforms, is "build once, run anywhere" even worth pursuing? Learn how you can share parts of your app between mobile platforms (and even the web!) without compromising quality, and delivering a best in class Android experience. During this talk I'll explain some ideas on how to structure not only your code, but also your teams, I'll show how to implement your own Kotlin MP libraries and showcase a few ones that you can use out-of-the-box.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-26</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Thomas Nield</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Chicago</title>
        <subject>The Many Types of "AI"</subject>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLkkP05X-4o</video>
        </content>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/260487964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>As programmers, we love solving problems. However, sometimes we need more than programmer grit to solve many problems with no easy answer. Suppose you need to tightly schedule 190 classes in 20 classrooms, with different class durations, recurrences, and constraints throughout the week? What about minimizing the operating cost of a train schedule while maintaining a steady movement of passengers? How about identifying objects in images? Or simply solving a Sudoku?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-26</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Victoria Gonda</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Chicago</title>
        <subject>Transforming your Tests with Kotlin</subject>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df4EzbwXrlE</video>
        </content>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/260487964/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We know we should write tests, and we know that Kotlin gives us some nice features to use in our code, so how can we put these two together? There are some really great ways that Kotlin is being used in test writing, and we'll look at a number of them. This will include features such as higher order functions and escaping back-ticks and how they can make your tests more expressive. We'll also look at some testing libraries that take advantage of Kotlin's features. At the end of this talk you'll walk away with an understanding of how you can use Kotlin to make your tests more enjoyable.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-26</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Bartłomiej Szczepanik</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin from backend developer perspective</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/262206298/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>8 months ago my team decided to select Kotlin as our language of choice for our backend services. Since then we write new code only in Kotlin and slowly migrate our existing codebase. I'd like to share experiences we gathered so far: good and bad parts of the migration, gotchas and Java/Kotlin compatibility issues</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Dan Lowe</speaker>
        <title>Mapbox User Group | DC</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: A Practical Introduction</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mapbox-DC/events/261332454/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin allows developers to accomplish more with less code, making code more maintainable by being safer, easier to read, and easier to test. The spotlight often seems to be mostly on Android, where over 50% of developers are currently using it in their projects, but use of Kotlin is growing in a range of other applications as well. Kotlin's ability to interoperate with Java, compile natively on most architectures, and even transpile into Javascript mean this relatively new language has a lot of still unrealized potential.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-24</endDate>
        <location>Belfast, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Tomas Hanley</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belfast User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines - Case Study and Lessons Learned</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-belfast/events/262005513/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Asynchronous code can get really messy, really quickly. There are some good ways to avoid this in your design, but sometimes you have to live with some ugly old async API. Maybe because it's provided by a third party, or maybe it's just too difficult to rip out and rewrite. What you can do in this case is to write a Kotlin extension/wrapper on top of the API.</p>
<p>Kotlin Coroutines are a fantastic way to clean up ugly async APIs. They can make your async code as easy to read and understand as sequential code, but give you all the benefits of non blocking async code.
In this session Tomas will be sharing with us how he took an ugly asynchronous API and wrote a Kotlin extension on top of it using coroutines and channels to make it super clean and easy to use. He'll also be sharing some of the lessons and best practices he learned along the way.
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-24</endDate>
        <location>Belfast, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Chris Barbour, Garth Gilmour</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belfast User Group</title>
        <subject>DSLs and CloudFormation with a 'K'</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-belfast/events/262005513/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, Garth and Chris will show you how to build your own DSLs in Kotlin, presenting the basic building blocks as supported by the language. You will then see how Chris's company, HexLabs, created a DSL to underpin their KloudFormation open source project - a type safe language for defining AWS CloudFormation Templates, making the automation of AWS infrastructure a much better experience.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-25</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Kirill Rozov</speaker>
        <title>GDG Lviv</title>
        <subject>Andropower of Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Lviv/events/261638380/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-25</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Anton Kosiak</speaker>
        <title>GDG Lviv</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - two birds with one stone.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Lviv/events/261638380/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-25</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Roma Marinsky</speaker>
        <title>GDG Lviv</title>
        <subject>Автоматизація якої ми гідні</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Lviv/events/261638380/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Aviv Vegh</speaker>
        <title>KotlinTLV</title>
        <subject>SDK and kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinTLV/events/262379692/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In the session Aviv Vegh will talk about SDK development: issues which occurred during development, how his team solved them and how they added kotlin their project.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Cristian Benedit</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Less is more: transitioning from Java to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/meetup-group-LNHuxrrO/events/262380524/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has several advantages over Java. Is this true? And if so, what are the advantages and how can my team benefit from them? We plan to cover all the cool, and not so cool stuff involved in moving from Java to Kotlin. The syntax, the learning curve, the possibility of living with both, at least for some time, the tools and when does it make sense to start with the transition</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mario Fernandez</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>What we learnt building a microservice in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/meetup-group-LNHuxrrO/events/262380524/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin promises to be a concise and safe language with an easy transition from Java. We wanted to see how that looked in practice, so we wrote our latest microservice in it. I want to talk about how that worked for us and what we learnt on the way (SPOILER: we like it a lot)</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-09</endDate>
        <location>Sofia, Bulgaria</location>
        <speaker>Boris Strandjev</speaker>
        <title>Hopper Tech Talks</title>
        <subject>Android functional testing made easy with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Hopper-Tech-Talks/events/262474817/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Boris chose the Android side of mobile dev seven years ago. He has been part of the development of dozens of applications and has also architected Android automation test framework that was later open-sourced. Now is part of the team of multi-million Hopper flight booking app where is reviving his test automation knowledge and putting it in good use. Many of you have already seen him in the numerous conferences/sessions he has lead. Feel invited to enjoy another evening together.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-09</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Ash Davies, Sinan Kozlak</speaker>
        <title>droidconBETA - monthly meetup</title>
        <subject>Working with Kotlin &amp; Dagger</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/droidconBETA/events/261445630/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dagger has become one of the most widely used libraries in Android development, and is often one of the first to be thought of when bootstrapping a new project, but there are still many nuances and caveats that often get overlooked!</p>
<p>Many questions arose after the adoption of Kotlin, on how to continue following best practices from Java, so whether you’re using dagger-android or vanilla Dagger, Ash and Sinan will explain how to ensure a smooth module interplay and go through some tips and tricks to make sure you’re using Dagger to it’s best capacity.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Rick Busarow</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutine-first Android architecture</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/261831316/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines are the new hot stuff, and right now they’re being added to lots of libraries. But what if you don’t want to use an alpha01 in production code? What can coroutines do on their own, right now?</p>
<p>In this talk, we’ll discuss the power behind structured concurrency and how we can use it to make our entire stack lifecycle-aware. We’ll look at examples of how to turn any callback or long-running code into a coroutine, and we’ll go over when and how to use Channels to handle hot streams of data without leaking. Finally, and most importantly, we’ll see how we can use these tools to inform our application architecture, so that we can quickly write maintainable and testable features.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-15</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Salman Nazir</speaker>
        <title>techcamp Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Why you should choose Kotlin for Native Android Development</subject>
        <url>hhttps://techcamp.hamburg/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is a great programming language from JetBrains, the maker of the world's best IDEs. In this presentation, I would try to show you the biggest advantages (in my opinion) of a great programming language – Kotlin for Android development. While comparing it with previous Android language (JAVA) I will demonstrate (with Code Snippets) how Kotlin is plus in readability, having elegant solutions of Java's biggest issues, and the vast amount of features that we won't see in Java anytime soon and many more. In short, we will have the whole picture of Kotlin starting from its History till Kotin in the future.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean Massie</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Portland User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, standing on the shoulders of Giants</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Portland-User-Group/events/ttbqjqyzkbdb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will be a discussion on the wonders of Java and what Kotlin has done to build on them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Manchester, UK</location>
        <speaker>Noe Luaces</speaker>
        <title>XConf Europe 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin and Arrow: the functional way</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Manchester-Events/events/261832426/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Penza, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Pristalov</speaker>
        <title>GDG Penza</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform &amp; Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Penza/events/262607099/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Павел Присталов расскажет о том, как писать кросплатформенный код на Kotlin и покажет пример игры с единым движком, используемым в нативных приложениях для Android и iOS.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-04</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Enrique López, Eugene P.</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Everywhere Munich</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/262058390/</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-04</endDate>
        <location>Düsseldorf, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mario Müller</speaker>
        <title>Web Engineering Düsseldorf</title>
        <subject>Writing Stream Processors in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Web-Engineering-Duesseldorf/events/261588602/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin skyrocket'ed in the past year and especially since Google adopted it as first-class citizen on the Android platform. But Kotlin does not only rock the mobile scene, it also takes the server side development in a storm. I will talk about home automation, Kafka and it's related frameworks and why I think Kotlin is the superior choice for writing Stream Processors.</p>
<p>This talk gives a short and basic introduction into Kafka and Kafka Streams in on a conceptual level, in order to enable the audience without any Kafka experience to follow along.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-04</endDate>
        <location>Buenos Aires, Argentina</location>
        <speaker>Mariano Zorrilla</speaker>
        <title>Android Devs Buenos Aires</title>
        <subject>Cambiando la co-routina con Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Devs-Buenos-Aires/events/262621202/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>KEl paso evolutivo desde AsyncTask, pasando por RxJava hasta llegar a Coroutines y su filosofia</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-04</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Cedric Ravalec</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, Flutter &amp; PWA</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/262593121/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Present the technology they're invested into, and why. You'll be able to understand, in under an hour, what are these techs, how they work, and why are they popular.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-06</endDate>
        <location>Vladivostok, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Melekhin</speaker>
        <title>GDG Vladivostok</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Everywhere Vladivostok</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Vladivostok/events/261500974/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Откроем для себя Kotlin, язык, созданный JetBrains для платформы JVM и стремительно набирающий популярность.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-20</endDate>
        <location>Clermont Ferrand, France</location>
        <speaker>Adrien Pessu</speaker>
        <title>Lava JUG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: Le back du futur, le codelab</subject>
        <url>https://www.lavajug.org/2019/06/20/kotlin.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Depuis l’annonce par Google du support de Kotlin sur Android, les développeurs d’applications mobiles se sont fortement intéressés à ce langage récent. Mais “Nom de Zeus !” est-ce réservé aux développeurs mobiles ? Non, Non et Non. Kotlin tourne sur la jvm alors autant en profiter dans tous nos projets. Viens découvrir toutes les facettes de ton futur prochain langage préféré. Au travers de cette conférence je te présenterai les principaux avantages du langage. Que ce soit les data class, les extensions, les coroutines… Je profiterai également d’un bout de code pour te montrer qu’il est simple de faire une API avec Spring et Kotlin. On apprendra à transformer ton vieux Java en Kotlin puis à penser directement en Kotlin pour plus de “fun” et moins de “void”.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-15</endDate>
        <location>Colorado Springs, CO, USA</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>The Colorado Springs Open Source Software Meetup Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for Java Programmers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/csopensource/events/mmkhfpyzkbcb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>There's so much you know as a Java programmer and yet there is so much more that Kotlin offers. It's a language that is built on strong foundations and, at the same time, brings along phenomenal concepts to favor low ceremony, fluency, sensible warnings, safe types, pragmatic mixture of object-oriented and functional programming, and so much more. In this presentation, you'll start with what you already are familiar with, and dive into Kotlin, to learn about its strengths and capabilities.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>Richmond, VA</location>
        <speaker>Sam Edwards</speaker>
        <title>Richmond Java Users Group</title>
        <subject>DIY Dependency Injection with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Richmond-Java-Users-Group/events/262713411/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dependency Injection seems like this SUPER complex topic that only the most senior developers understand. At the end of the day, it's just "inversion of control" where instances of objects/classes are provided to you, instead of created by you. Kotlin's language features allow us to do this concisely, without a library, and in this talk I'll show you how to DO IT YOURSELF. This talk will demystify dependency injection and help you understand the huge benefits it provides for testing, maintainability and modularity.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-01</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Vipul Shah</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Native and Multiplatform Development</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This workshop will introduced you to Kotlin/Native and build a Kotlin Multiplatform app that runs on both iOS and Android using shared Kotlin code. We will cover following topics in this workshop</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Ragunath Jawahar</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>Jetpack Compose — Next Gen Kotlin UI Toolkit for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Reactive applications are the norm on the web. Android applications have begun increasingly reactive using architectures like MVVM, MVI, Redux, etc., The reactive nature of these applications are due to the underlying architecture rather than the UI framework itself. This has resulted in some big wins like testability and strong separation of concerns while trading-off attributes like time-to-market and quickly on-boarding new developers to an existing project.</p>
<p>The API surface of the Android UI framework has been the same for the past decade. This was largely because of the limitations imposed by old tooling and the programming language. With Kotlin bringing in DSLs, functional programming and compiler plugin capabilities - the members of the Android UI Toolkit team have rolled up their sleeves and are taking a new direction. The new UI toolkit is backed by principles and techniques like - one-way data flow, function composition, declarative programming, optimistic concurrency control, isolation of side-effects, etc.,</p>
<p>This shift in API design also demands a shift in thinking about the app architecture and building UIs. In this talk, we’ll see how Jetpack Compose is radically different from the existing Android UI framework and how it adopts several ideas and programming patterns from web frameworks like React, MobX, and Vue.js. We will also see examples of these patterns and use them to build Android apps.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Filip Babić</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>Deep diving into the Kotlin Coroutines API</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you been learning Kotlin Coroutines by trial and error? Do you need a change of pace and environment or just a guide which doesn't baffle you with the sheer amounts of computer science terms, which coroutines are built upon?</p>
<p>Look no more! In this session, we'll go over the majority of the Kotlin Coroutines API, with the emphasis on explaining how each component works, which principles and elements are used behind the scenes, and how you can utilize Coroutines in your code, without burning out due to all the theory that is the foundation of computing and multi-threading.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jossi Wolf</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>Building SDKs - The Kotlin Way</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Building SDKs can be a challenging task: finding the right architecture, designing APIs that natural to use, keeping your code clean and finding ways to change APIs with grace after you decided to rewrite them once again.</p>
<p>Starting with common pitfalls while building SDKs, you will learn useful tricks and how you can use Kotlins features to create and maintain a stable API, for example, the @Deprecated and @Experimental annotation, typealiases and class delegation.
Moving on, you will get to know about finding the right balance between generalisation and customisation, magic tricks for initialisation and publishing your SDK to a private Maven repository.</p>
<p>You will leave this talk ready to build shiny, stable and testable SDKs that are a breeze to be used. Moreover, you will also know about the right way for you to distribute your SDK to the next billion developers.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskała</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Not-to-Do List - What we should avoid doing in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin gives us a lot of possibilities, but with every power comes responsibility. What should we avoid doing in Kotlin? What are Kotlin internal contracts in terms of different features and functions? What is dangerous and should be avoided? How to code responsively?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-03</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Ankush Gupta</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Berlin 2019</title>
        <subject>A Journey in Shared Code with Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.de.droidcon.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Hear the story of how we shipped Kotlin Multiplatform across Android, iOS, and the Web to power Quizlet’s learning experience for over 50 million users per month. By pinpointing the best areas of our already mature codebase to share (and intentionally skipping over many others), Quizlet was able to use Kotlin Multiplatform to share the “secret sauce” of our product without shackling our Android, iOS, and Web clients to a predetermined architecture.</p>
<p>HWe drastically reduced the size of our Android app, achieved performance and stability wins across both iOS and Android, simplified our Web build process, and unlocked the ability for mobile and backend engineers to work confidently on this shared code -- but we also faced several speed bumps along the way. Learn how we overcame challenges such as platform-specific quirks of the Kotlin standard library, constantly evolving tooling, and many more to make the magic happen!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-09</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Evgeny Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>St. Petersburg Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: Нейтив код с удовольствием</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/St-Petersburg-Kotlin-User-Group/events/262838640/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Насколько сложно для Java программиста написать программу, которая работает без виртуальной машины на голом железе? Не нужно бояться! Мы поговорим, как можно это осуществить, даже без виртуальной машины, но с комфортом, к которому мы привыкли с Java.
Мы напишем нативный код на Kotlin, современном языке с открытым исходным кодом и статической типизацией, который поддерживает много платформ, включая iOS, Android, JVM, JS, linux, macOS, windows и многие другие.</p>
<p>Чтобы было еще интереснее, мы используем в нашей программе на Kotlin библиотеки написанные на С и Objective-C/Swift. Кстати, наш код можно сделать доступным и для этих языков.
Напоследок, мы поговорим, как можно написать код на Котлине один раз и скомпилировать его для всех платформ сразу, используя Kotlin Multiplatform projects.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-09</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Leonid Startsev</speaker>
        <title>St. Petersburg Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Дизайн kotlinx.serialization</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/St-Petersburg-Kotlin-User-Group/events/262838640/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Библиотека kotlinx.serialization поддерживает сериализацию без рефлексии котлиновских классов в различные форматы на JVM, JS и Native. Если вы хоть раз задумывались, как именно эта магия работает изнутри и почему библиотека получилась такой, как она выглядит, этот рассказ для вас. Сначала мы рассмотрим основные пользовательские юзкейсы и как библиотека помогает их решать. Затем мы взглянем на более низкоуровневые интерфейсы и поймём, зачем нужен плагин к компилятору. И в конце, посмотрим как можно легко расширить библиотеку написанием своего простого формата сериализации.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-10</endDate>
        <location>Toronto, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Phil Shadlyn</speaker>
        <title>GDG Toronto Android</title>
        <subject>What is Kotlin Serialization, and should I use it?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ToAndroidDev/events/262404480/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-09</endDate>
        <location>Karlsruhe, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Tobse Fritz</speaker>
        <title>Java User Group Karlsruhe</title>
        <subject>Kotlin 1.3 in Action und Kotlin Multiplatform &amp; Kotlin Native in Action</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Java-User-Group-Karlsruhe/events/262152289/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin hilft uns, mit unseren bekannten Tools Software besser zu entwickeln, die im Code prägnant ist und weniger Fehler enthält. An vielen Stellen versucht es Designfehler von Java auszumerzen und bringt neue Programmiermodelle mit, die uns unterstützen Probleme mit neuem Handwerkszeug zu meistern. Dabei ist Kotlin dafür ausgelegt, sich nahtlos in bestehende Java-Projekte zu integrieren und selbst auf älteren 1.6 JVMs zu laufen. Ob Delegations, Reified Types... wir werden uns anschauen, welche Kotlin Features ein Java Entwickler kennen sollte und wie sie uns weiterhelfen. Dabei nehmen wir auch das neuste Kotlin 1.3 Update mit Coroutinen und Inline Classes unter die Lupe. Der Vortrag richtet sich sowohl an Kotlin-Neueinsteiger, als auch an Fortgeschrittene, die sich für die Neuerungen im Update 1.3 interessieren.</p>
<p>Kotlin ist weitaus mehr als eine Sprache auf der JVM. Mit Kotlin Native und Kotlin Multiplatform eröffnen sich völlig neue Möglichkeiten für eine plattformübergreifende Entwicklung. Ob im Backend, im Browser, auf Smartphones oder selbst auf Embedded Systemen, überall lässt sich in Kotlin programmieren, Code wiederverwenden und selbst ohne JVM nativ ausführen. Wie wäre es mit nativen IOs Apps, schlanken Microservices ohne JVM, oder Backends die sich mit dem Frontend die Codebase teilen? Wie setze ich ein solches Multiplatform Projekt auf? Wie kann ich nativ entwickeln und wo sind noch die Vor- und Nachteile - auch im Vergleich mit GraalVM?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-11</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Anton Spaans</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Asynchrony in Kotlin, Rx vs Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/262813368/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will give you an overview of both Rx and Coroutines, which allow you to deal with asynchronous programming, and provide a short participatory checklist to determine which of the 2 solutions would work best (for your particular app).</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>João Carvalho</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Kofu: Functional Spring Configuration</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/262819116/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Spring Kofu (for Kotlin and functional) is an experimental new API for configuring Spring applications. Instead of relying on annotations and classpath scanning to configure your application, Kofu provides you an explicit Kotlin DSL for functional bean definition. Combined with the GraalVM, Kofu applications start in just a few milliseconds and have a lower memory footprint.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Bruno Félix</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Testing with Kotlin: patterns and practices from the trenches</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/262819116/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk we are going to do a deep dive on how we can leverage Kotlin's features to write readable and concise tests. We will focus on examples based in real-life projects, covering a broad range of topics including: tooling, useful libraries, patterns for writing readable tests, and integration testing with framewoks like ktor and test containers.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Bielefeld, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Chris Werner Rau</speaker>
        <title>Bielefelder Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Intro</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Bielefelder-Kotlin-User-Group/events/262439453/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ein kleines Kotlin Intro. Was ist Kotlin, warum Kotlin und Unterschiede zu Java.</p>
<p>Nicht sehr tiefgehend, gerade genug um den nachfolgenden Talk zu verstehen.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ralf Wondratschek</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Delegation in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/262624565/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-15</endDate>
        <location>Madison, WI, USA</location>
        <speaker>Roland Ryan</speaker>
        <title>GDG Madison</title>
        <subject>An Introduction to Kotlin for Android Developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/gdgmadison/events/262823986/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>If you're a skilled Java/Android developer, learning the basics of Kotlin is already extremely easy by just jumping into it on your own. In this talk, Roland Ryan will not be going over the all of the basics, but instead will be walking through a few of the things he wishes he knew about Kotlin before diving into it himself.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-16</endDate>
        <location>Boulder, CO, US</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>ÜberConf X</title>
        <subject>Programming with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://uberconf.com/conference/denver/2019/07/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is one of those few multi-platform languages. You can compile Kotlin to Java bytecode, to Android, to WebAssembly, to run native on different OS, and to JavaScript. The language draws inspiration from many different languages. It is highly fluent and code in Kotlin is concise, elegant, and easy to maintain. This workshop will get you up to speed on using Kotlin for your day-to-day programming.</p>
<p>The workshop will start with the language basics and quickly dive into some of the more advanced features. We will also look at ways to use compile time metaprogramming and create fluent DSLs.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-18</endDate>
        <location>Boulder, CO, US</location>
        <speaker>Kenneth Kousen</speaker>
        <title>ÜberConf X</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Fundamentals</subject>
        <url>https://uberconf.com/conference/denver/2019/07/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn the basic syntax and semantics for the Kotlin programming language. Kotlin is an alternative JVM language that provides null safety, static typing, and powerful IDE support. This talk will emphasize the relationships between Kotlin and Java, highlighting the differences in types, functional programming, collections, and more.</p>
<p>Demonstrations will include:</p>
<p>how to transform Kotlin code to view the equivalent Java
how to work with classes, interfaces, and objects
how to use collections, streams, and sequences
and much more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-18</endDate>
        <location>Boulder, CO, US</location>
        <speaker>Kenneth Kousen</speaker>
        <title>ÜberConf X</title>
        <subject>Gradle For And In Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://uberconf.com/conference/denver/2019/07/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The release of Gradle 5.0 includes the official 1.0 version of the Gradle Kotlin DSL. The Kotlin DSL brings strong typing, null safety, and, most importantly, powerful IDE support to Gradle. The goal is to improve the user experience with Gradle build files through code assist and improved readability. This presentation will demonstrate the new build style, both for Java projects and for Kotlin projects.</p>
<p>The talk will include recommendations on how to move from the Groovy DSL to Kotlin, how to navigate and use the Kotlin DSL samples in the documentation, how to define tasks, use plugins, and more.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-18</endDate>
        <location>Boulder, CO, US</location>
        <speaker>Kenneth Kousen</speaker>
        <title>ÜberConf X</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: Beyond the Basics</subject>
        <url>https://uberconf.com/conference/denver/2019/07/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will examine features of Kotlin at a greater depth than most tutorials. Higher order functions will be covered, as well as reduction operations like reduce and fold, and lambdas with receivers. Those topics progress toward building DSLs and builders in Kotlin. Terms like “apply”, “let”, “use”, “also”, and “with” will be covered along with their typical use cases. Finally, and introduction to Kotlin coroutines will be included.</p>
<p>Details of the type system, including the Any, Unit, and Nothing classes, will be included. Examples will be provided on how to define extension functions, infix operators, and inlining functions for efficiency.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Antonio Arista Jalife</speaker>
        <title>Academia de tecnología y programación México (BEDU)</title>
        <subject>Introducción a Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DevelopersAcademy/events/262976155/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin es considerado por Google como uno de los lenguajes oficiales para desarrollar para Android, es muy fácil de aprender y tiene alta demanda en el mercado.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-18</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Bas Cancrinus</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Informal get-together of Kotlin developers in Berlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzkbxb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Antonio Arista Jalife</speaker>
        <title>Academia de tecnología y programación México (BEDU)</title>
        <subject>Introducción a Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DevelopersAcademy/events/262976155/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin es considerado por Google como uno de los lenguajes oficiales para desarrollar para Android, es muy fácil de aprender y tiene alta demanda en el mercado.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-18</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Tiago de Freitas</speaker>
        <title>BackEndBr #12</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - do mobile ao back-end</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BackEndBr/events/262539429/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-24</endDate>
        <location>Düsseldorf, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Christoph Engelbert</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Düsseldorf</title>
        <subject>Using Spring as an API gateway</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dusseldorf-Kotlin-Meetup/events/262834611/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Spring has gotten seriously fast – fast enough to be used as a super-flexible, programmable reverse proxy in front a bunch of backend services that average thousands of requests per second. Let's take a look at why you might want to do that, how many lines of Kotlin we need to do it… and when you might be better off sticking to established solutions like nginx or HAProxy.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Aleks Haecky</speaker>
        <title>Summer Kotlin Study Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Bootcamp for Programmers by Google</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Killer-Android/events/hcrbbryzkbhc/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn the essentials of the Kotlin programming language from Kotlin experts at Google. Kotlin is a modern and concise JVM language that supports functional programming paradigms. Whether you’re a Java developer or a programmer in another object-oriented language, this course will teach you the essential language features that has made Kotlin so popular with developers. By the end of this course, you’ll gain the skills you need to build your next project in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Sibiu, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Ciprian Popa</speaker>
        <title>Visma TechTalks at Sibiu</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - The New Prince in The Kingdom of Java (...and some other distant lands)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Visma-TechTalks-Sibiu/events/262992419/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin started like a secret internal project at JetBrains (creators of Intellij IDEA family of very productive IDEs) that were unsatisfied with all the historically accumulated Java limitations. Then Kotlin was peaking some steam supporting Android development and suddenly everybody started to be interested into it, Now Google advertise Kotlin like the preferred programming language for Android. Other companies like Pivotal/Spring, Gradle, Pinterest, AirBnb, are considering it for backend, scripting and cross-platform (Android, iOS) capabilities due to Kotlin abilities to provide concise code, nice DSLs, powerful scripting features, amazing reactive and async support using coroutines and the most interesting one the JavaScript & Native compilers. If you are curious on why Kotlin might be the best investment into your programming tool belt, just join our talk.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jonathan Bisson</speaker>
        <title>GGDG Chicago</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin: Kotlin Koans Workshop</subject>
        <url>hhttps://www.meetup.com/Google-Developers-Group-GDG-Chicago/events/262887225/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This tutorial walks you through a series of exercises to get familiar with Kotlin.</p>
<p>TKotlin Koans are a series of exercises to get you familiar with the Kotlin Syntax. Each exercise is created as a failing unit test and your job is to make it pass. You can work with Kotlin Koans in one of three ways.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-23</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Jan Stoltman</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Warsaw</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform: what is it all about</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mobile-Warsaw/events/263093182/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>As Kotlin gathers more and more popularity among the developers it sets out to solve one of the biggest problems of modern software development, per-platform business logic duplication. With Kotlin Multiplatform developing shared codebase for multiple platforms becomes easy and hassle free, but is this brave new technology worthwhile or is it just another hype wave? This presentation will explain what Kotlin Multiplatform is, how it works, what are its limitations and what differs it from its counterparts such as React Native or Flutter.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-24</endDate>
        <location>Fort Lauderdale, FL</location>
        <speaker>David Pavao</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin South Florida Users Group</title>
        <subject>Up and Running with Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-South-Florida-Users-Group/events/263263667/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We're back and its coroutine time! We're taking a look at getting started with Kotlin coroutines and how easy it can be to integrate into your existing projects. We'll cover its differences to existing callback based APIs. How you can bridge coroutines with existing async libraries. What some of the best practices are for embracing structured concurrency concepts. And explain what exactly is a "CoroutineContext". All experience levels are welcomed and we are looking to make this a very interactive event.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-24</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Walmyr Carvalho</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Não é feitiçaria, é Kotlin! Novidades da linguagem para profissionais Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/263283892/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-24</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Rafael Toledo</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: compartilhando código entre Android e iOS</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/263283892/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-30</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nils Schumann</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Kotlin coroutines for Android developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/262586183/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-31</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-31</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Alekhin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Про написание тестов на Kotlin для тестирования Java Backend</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/263283417/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-31</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-31</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Grigory Fedorov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Про каналы в корутинах</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/263283417/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-31</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-31</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Rybalkin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Все про Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/263283417/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-04</endDate>
        <location>Kolkata, India</location>
        <speaker>Chandra Sekhar Nayak</speaker>
        <title>DevFest Kolkata 2019</title>
        <subject>Sneaking inside Kotlin features</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgkolkata.org/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has many language features even though none of them are supported by JVM or Android ART. This talk will go through all the language features and understand how they work internally for JVM or ART compatibility.</p>
<p>Many developers in our community uses all these APIs without knowing how they work. After this talk, they will have a good understanding of how those features work.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-05</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Sam Edwards</speaker>
        <title>Washington DC Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Select from Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/DCKotlin/events/263253891/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Now that Kotlin is the preferred language of Android developers, what is the best library to work with SQLite databases using Kotlin? Room just released support for Kotlin Coroutines, and SqlDelight released support for Kotlin Multi-platform. Room has great documentation and hides a lot of implementation detail, while SqlDelight lets you write raw SQL statements with an Android Studio plugin and then generates type-safe code for you. In this session, you'll see a rundown of these two libraries, along with live coding demos to help you decide which library sounds right for you in this Kotlin world.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-12</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>René Preißel</speaker>
        <title>oose Events im Schanzenviertel</title>
        <subject>Warum Entwickler Kotlin lieben</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/oose-Events-im-Schanzenviertel/events/261642696/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Im letzten Jahr gab es kaum eine Umfrage über beliebte Sprachen und Technologien in der Kotlin nicht auftauchte. Warum sind Java-Entwickler begeistert von der Sprache? Warum wurde das Spring-Framework um Kotlin-Features erweitert? Viele Entwickler schätzen die kompakte Syntax und die pragmatischen Lösungen von typischen Java-Schmerzpunkten. Innovative Features ermöglichen es, NullPointerException’s zu verbannen, vorhandene Klassen um Funktionen zu erweitern und mit verbesserten Lambdas eigene DSLs umzusetzen. Dieser Vortrag gibt einen kompakten Überblick über die Möglichkeiten der Sprache und diskutiert den Einstieg in die Entwicklung mit Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-27</endDate>
        <location>Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic</location>
        <speaker>Eury Perez</speaker>
        <title>GDG Santo Domingo</title>
        <subject>Kotlin From Zero To Hero</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Santo-Domingo/events/263226325/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin es un lenguaje moderno que utiliza el paradigma funcional creado por la empresa Jetbrains. Recientemente Google hizo el anuncio de que acogía a Kotlin como el lenguaje oficial de Android.</p>
<p>En esta charla podremos aprender los conceptos necesarios para comenzar a escribir código de calidad en lenguaje Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-24</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Corneil du Plessis</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>Converting from Java to Kotlin: Bring your own code</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you wondered whether it is difficult to develop applications in Kotlin? Too scared to take the leap?During this workshop, we will explore techniques for converting from Java to Kotlin starting with some sample Spring Boot applications. The attendees are encouraged to bring along code that they are interested in converting from Java to Kotlin.Attendees should leave the workshop with some tools, techniques, and experience for a smooth conversion to Kotlin.Attendees should bring a laptop with their preferred Java development environment. We also suggest an installed JDK 8 and IntelliJ Community Edition or IntelliJ Ultimate Edition.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Riedwaan Bassadien</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>Getting Started with Kotlin and AI on Kubernetes</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Go from Zero to Kotlin on Kubernetes in a few minutes. If you know Zero or a little about Kubernetes this demo rich talk will get you exited and give you great tips on how to get started with the Kotlin on Kubernetes. See how you can seamlessly integrate AI into your projects.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Pamela Hill, Jacques Smuts</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>Battle for the Droid: RxJava vs Kotlin Coroutines on Android</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A fierce debate has been raging in the Android community as to whether it is better to use RxJava or Kotlin Coroutines. This talk will start by introducing the audience to the fundamental concepts of RxJava (Jacques) and Coroutines (Pamela), followed by a joint discussion on the use cases of each.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-25</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Renette Ros</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>How I used Kotlin to develop a multiplatform game engine</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is popular for android apps and can be used to develop apps for the JVM. It is sometimes just considered a 'better java', but it can also be compiled to javascript or even native. In this talk I will talk about kotlin multi platform builds and take the audience through how we got the Entelect Challenge game engine running on the JVM and in a web browser.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-26</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Steven Ndaye</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>From Effective Java to Effective Kotlin</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>There are a lot of Java idioms described in the book "Effective Java". This talk will go through some of the famous idioms and how they translate in Kotlin. These idioms can get pretty much verbose with Java, with this talk we will also see how Kotlin handles the verbosity.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-26</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Niel de Wet</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>CQRS/ES with Kotlin and Axon</subject>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The open source Axon Framework is a mature JVM implementation of CQRS and Event Sourcing. Unfortunately this programming model is not very familiar to most South African Java developers. When I first started using it we did so in ignorance and learned our lessons the hard way. In this talk we will briefly discuss the key concepts of CQRS, Event Sourcing, Aggregates and Sagas. Then I will show a high level approach to implementing Axon properly and in support of a maintainable system.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-26</endDate>
        <location>Johannesburg, South Africa</location>
        <speaker>Corneil du Plessis</speaker>
        <title>I Code Java Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>A Kotlin DSL for Finite-state machines – A Journey</subject>
        <content>
            <slides>https://speakerdeck.com/corneil/kfsm-a-kotlin-dsl-for-finite-state-machines</slides>
        </content>
        <url>http://j-sa.co/schedule-kotlin-mobile/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is an exciting language that makes it easy to build your own DSL. We will go on a journey of discovering the value of finite state machines and how you build your own DSL for simplifying configuration and use of an FSM. Developers should learn how to create their own DSLs as well as using this library to create FSMs in their own Kotlin projects regardless of platform.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Michael Pardo</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform Functional Architecture</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/speaker/Michael-Pardo</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This session will demonstrate the power of Kotlin multiplatform and the Model-View-Update (MVU) architecture. Discover how to write a single, testable code base that runs on any platform.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-20</endDate>
        <location>Toronto, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Jigar Brahmbhatt</speaker>
        <title>GDG Toronto Android</title>
        <subject>First-time Kotlin gotchas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ToAndroidDev/events/263372664/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-30</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Peter Pane</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Vienna</title>
        <subject>Discussions about Kotlin and whatever else is on your mind</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Vienna/events/259322251/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-31</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-31</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Paul Thompson</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Make 100,000 unique HTTP requests fast with coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://sydspace.org/kotlin/#meetup-july-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sometimes you need to perform many thousands of HTTP requests, to download files, interact with an API, or load test. In the past we at Canva were constantly creating Python or batch scripts to perform our tasks. Now we use a custom Kotlin DSL to make HTTP request scripting easy and ludicrously fast.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-31</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-31</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Jacob Bass</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>FP Answers to OO Questions</subject>
        <url>https://sydspace.org/kotlin/#meetup-july-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A tour through some functional design patterns, showcasing how to solve common object-oriented problems. Talk will demonstrate how they work, how to substitute them and what their trade-offs are.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-06</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Victor Rentea</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kindergarten ep #06 - Kotlin Koans hands-on #3</title>
        <subject>Sick of Java? Let’s try Kotlin : probably the next de-facto standard for Android apps, and a cool
            compact language to write your JUnit tests in.
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-software-craftsmanship-community/events/263159565/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Expect a chaotic learning experience: completely unstructured, no beforehand preparation, just trying out things we find out googling around, right during the session.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-06</endDate>
        <location>Auckland, New Zealand</location>
        <speaker>Tommy Alsemgeest, Nic Tolentino</speaker>
        <title>Auckland Android Community</title>
        <subject>Jetpack Navigation and Kotlin stdlib extension functions</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-software-craftsmanship-community/events/263159565/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>how to use it, what are SafeArgs, and how it differs from conventional navigation.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-07</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mohit Sarveiya</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Channels &amp; Flows</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/263357981/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, Mo will present on how to use constructs such as actors, channels and flows in use cases. These use cases are modeling streams with channels and flows and using actors to ensure one concurrent job is running. Channels and Flows are experimental features that allow us to represent a stream of data. Flows represent a cold stream whereas a Channel is like a hot observable. We’ll dive into these topics.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-07</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Flavio Almeida</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Blockchain / Corda</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/263357981/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>An overview of a Decentralized Application written in Kotlin, from a perspective of architecture, code and deployment. Flavio will present the StreetWire real estate application built on Kotlin using R3's Corda open source platform deployed on Microsoft Azure, exploring the workings of the blockchain, Corda's framework, Kotlin code and technical aspects of the application. He also will share his experience as a participant of several Blockchain projects, most of them written in Corda, a blockchain platform that allows developers to code decentralized apps in Java or Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-07</endDate>
        <location>Darmstadt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michal Harakal</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Devs Darmstadt</title>
        <subject>Mobile Entwicklung mit Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/mobile-devs-darmstadt/events/263357348/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin hat bereits die Android-Welt eingenommen und ich hatte viel Spaß dabei, für Android eine Open Source Konferenz-App in Kotlin zu schreiben. Den Prinzipien der Clean Code Architektur folgend, ist ein Großteil des Codes bereits Framework unabhängig. Ein Teil des Codes ist bereits Kotlin Multiplatform. Der nächste notwendige Schritt ist ein iOS Client.</p>
<p>Mit diesen Erfahrungen werden wir einen Blick auf Kotlin native und Kotlin Multiplatform werfen und versuchen dann eine einfache Cross-Plattform App von Grund auf zu schreiben. Ich verspreche euch, ich habe nur ein paar Folien und werde viel Live-Coden.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Tysons, VA</location>
        <speaker>Sean McQuillan</speaker>
        <title>Android Summit</title>
        <subject>Performance in a Kotlin World</subject>
        <url>https://www.androidsummit.org/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Users expect apps to be snappy, responsive, and jank-free. As developers, we want to use new language features and libraries. How do you make sure these new features deliver the performance users expect? In this talk, you’ll learn how to make your app shine with practical performance patterns. After this talk you’ll know how to use Android Studio profilers, new Jetpack Benchmarking library, and even strace to find and fix jank and keep it from coming back.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Tysons, VA</location>
        <speaker>Sam Edwards</speaker>
        <title>Android Summit</title>
        <subject>DIY Dependency Injection with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.androidsummit.org/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dependency Injection seems like this SUPER complex topic that only the most senior developers understand. At the end of the day, it’s just “inversion of control” where instances of objects/classes are provided to you, instead of created by you. Kotlin’s language features allow us to do this concisely, without a library, and in this talk I’ll show you how to DO IT YOURSELF. This talk will demystify dependency injection and help you understand the huge benefits it provides for testing, maintainability and modularity.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Tysons, VA</location>
        <speaker>Aida Issayeva</speaker>
        <title>Android Summit</title>
        <subject>Reactive Approach to Delegation in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.androidsummit.org/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will dive into Kotlin built-in support for property changes and implementation of custom view states by using it.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Tysons, VA</location>
        <speaker>Russell Wolf</speaker>
        <title>Android Summit</title>
        <subject>Bottom-Up Code-Sharing with Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.androidsummit.org/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Multiplatform enables sharing logic and architecture across platforms while still interacting with each platform’s native APIs. We’ll talk through what this looks like by walking through a sample application. We’ll highlight helpful patterns for both production and test code, as well as available tools and dependencies. Once we’re done you’ll be ready to leverage Kotlin’s code-sharing capabilities in your own projects, and never need to write the same logic twice ever again.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-30</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Sanchita Agarwal</speaker>
        <title>DroidJam 2019</title>
        <subject>Leveraging Kotlin Sealed classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.droidjam.in/#schedule</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Ayelen Chavez</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Building Fast Prototypes for Fun and Profit (with Flutter + Kotlin/Native)</subject>
        <url>https://www.lisbon.droidcon.com/sessions</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Flutter is a free and open source tool developed by Google to craft native mobile apps quickly using Dart as programming language. To make it even more fun (and faster) we used Kotlin/Native to implement the app's business model so both Android and iOS apps can use the same source code to model common behaviour.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Manuel Vivo</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Structured Concurrency: Asynchronous shift in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.lisbon.droidcon.com/sessions</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Before Kotlin Coroutines (async programming in Kotlin) was stable, they were launched in a way that made them difficult to maintain and track down.<p>
<p>Structured Concurrency introduced changes to solve these problems but also involved an ideological shift in order to use them.<p>
<p>In this talk, you'll learn how to do async programming in Kotlin using Structured Concurrency principles covering topics such as launching coroutines, scopes, error handling and testing.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Carlos Mota</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>The Hitchhikers Guide Through Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.lisbon.droidcon.com/sessions</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Fast forward to the present, and now we have two new languages: Android is Kotlin first and iOS, Swift. And if you put them side by side you can see a lot of similarities between both what will ease switching between one to the other if you have to develop for both platforms.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Márton Braun</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Idiomatic Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/speakers/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Pamela Hill</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Level Up in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/speakers/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Jeremy Rempel</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Building a Kotlin Native App on iOS and Android</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/speakers/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskała</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Effective Multiplatform Kotlin Development</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/speakers/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Hadi Tok</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon</title>
        <subject>Mocking Kotlin With MockK</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/speakers/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-24</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>David Gonzalez</speaker>
        <title>Codemotion</title>
        <subject>Building a library for Android and iOS using Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://events.codemotion.com/conferences/madrid/2019/agenda/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sharing code between platforms is a powerful technique, but it may be hard to accomplish without rich APIs that we have in Android, JVM, or iOS platforms. Kotlin Multiplatform libraries can be used to fix that, bringing rich APIs directly in the common Kotlin code. What an exciting frontier! In this talk we'll go over the creation of a Kotlin Multiplatform library. You'll learn how modules for each platform work, decide what parts of the code makes sense to share and what doesn't. All based in the experiences gathered after creating a library at Mixtiles used to fetch images from different<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-24</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Manuel Vicente Vivo</speaker>
        <title>Codemotion</title>
        <subject>Structured Concurrency: Asynchronous shift in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://events.codemotion.com/conferences/madrid/2019/agenda/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Before Kotlin Coroutines (async programming in Kotlin) was stable, they were launched in a way that made them difficult to maintain and track down. Structured Concurrency introduced changes to solve these problems but also involved an ideological shift in order to use them. In this talk, you'll learn how to do async programming in Kotlin using Structured Concurrency principles covering topics such as launching coroutines, scopes, error handling and
testing.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-24</endDate>
        <location>Milan, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Eugene Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>Codemotion</title>
        <subject>Native with Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>https://events.codemotion.com/conferences/milan/2019/agenda/25-October/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you tried Native with Kotlin/Native? It compiles your Kotlin code for various native platforms, including iOS, Mac, Linux, and Windows. No virtual machine is needed! The native world brings native libraries, C static and dynamic libraries, Apple frameworks, Swift and Objective-C dependencies. Kotlin adds multiplatform libraries to share Kotlin code between different platforms. That is the way to share code between Android and iOS, between backend and frontend, between JVM, JavaScript, C, and Swift/Objective-C. Join us to learn about native development new Kotlin/Native<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-17</endDate>
        <location>Singapore, Singapore</location>
        <speaker>Britt Barak</speaker>
        <title>Droidcon SG 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.droidcon.sg/schedule/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-12</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>René Preißel</speaker>
        <title>oose Events im Schanzenviertel</title>
        <subject>Warum Entwickler Kotlin lieben</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/oose-Events-im-Schanzenviertel/events/261642696/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Im letzten Jahr gab es kaum eine Umfrage über beliebte Sprachen und Technologien in der Kotlin nicht auftauchte. Warum sind Java-Entwickler begeistert von der Sprache? Warum wurde das Spring-Framework um Kotlin-Features erweitert? Viele Entwickler schätzen die kompakte Syntax und die pragmatischen Lösungen von typischen Java-Schmerzpunkten. Innovative Features ermöglichen es, NullPointerException’s zu verbannen, vorhandene Klassen um Funktionen zu erweitern und mit verbesserten Lambdas eigene DSLs umzusetzen. Dieser Vortrag gibt einen kompakten Überblick über die Möglichkeiten der Sprache und diskutiert den Einstieg in die Entwicklung mit Kotlin.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-12</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>André Ignacio</speaker>
        <title>SouJava</title>
        <subject>Renovando sua stack Spring com Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/SouJava/events/263817636/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p> Nessa palestra será apresentada uma stack comum com Java, Spring Boot, Spring MVC e Spring Data, migraremos com live coding para Kotlin utilizando amplamente as features da linguagem e mostrando os principais problemas e como resolve-los.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Bielefeld, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Sascha Koch</speaker>
        <title>Java User Group Bielefeld</title>
        <subject>Enterprise Kotlin – Highway to Hell or Stairway to Heaven?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Java-User-Group-Bielefeld/events/262962944/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin in einer Enterprise-Java-Anwendung? Kann das funktionieren? Wir berichten von unseren Erfahrungen bei der Einführung von Kotlin in einer langjährigen Java-Codebase. Was war unsere Motivation? Welche Vorteile haben wir uns zu Beginn versprochen? Und welche am Ende bekommen?<p>
<p>Wir veranschaulichen anhand von Beispielen konkrete Probleme und deren Lösungen. Die Teamdynamik und persönliche Befindlichkeiten werden auch eine Rolle spielen. Am Ende wird ein Fazit stehen, das hoffentlich anderen bei Entscheidungen helfen kann.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Medellín, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Andres Rubiano</speaker>
        <title>Medellín Android</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Co-Rutinas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Medellin-Android/events/263614858/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Las co-rutinas son una nueva manera de manejar hilos en segundo plano que pueden simplificar el código al reducir los "callbacks". Las Co-Rutinas es una característica de Kotlin que convierte los "callbacks" como tareas de larga ejecución.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Medellín, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Andres Rubiano</speaker>
        <title>Medellín Android</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Co-Rutinas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Medellin-Android/events/263614858/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Las co-rutinas son una nueva manera de manejar hilos en segundo plano que pueden simplificar el código al reducir los "callbacks". Las Co-Rutinas es una característica de Kotlin que convierte los "callbacks" como tareas de larga ejecución.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-14</endDate>
        <location>Bogotá, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Jessica Lorena</speaker>
        <title>Android Meetup Bogotá</title>
        <subject>Programación reactiva en Android y Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Meetup-Bogota/events/263788232/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>En esta conferencia veremos un poco de programación reactiva en Kotlin y Android, donde aprenderemos a configurar RXKotlin en nuestros proyectos móviles, cómo crear observables, cómo suscribirnos y un poco de operadores de filtrado para realizar operaciones complejas.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-15</endDate>
        <location>Frankfurt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michal Harakal</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup Rhein-Main</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform roller-coaster ride - or how Android developer has written iOS conference App over
            a weekend
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Rhein-Main/events/262633713/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-15</endDate>
        <location>Frankfurt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Marc Reichelt</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup Rhein-Main</title>
        <subject>Kotlin's companion object: The power of IntelliJ IDEA</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Rhein-Main/events/262633713/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin's power is coming not only by its syntax, but also by its awesome IDE integration. IntelliJ is full of great helpers and shortcuts that makes us more productive - and has some extras that make Kotlin development even better!<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-20</endDate>
        <location>Oslo, Norway</location>
        <speaker>Arnab Datta</speaker>
        <title>Oslo Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>GraphQL in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/meetup-group-nWeRbyMu/events/263745514/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will start by introducing GraphQL:
- A brief history of GraphQL
- Advantages over traditional REST APIs<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-04</endDate>
        <location>Surat, India</location>
        <speaker>Sanjay Ramani</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Surat User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin is Awesome</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinsurat/events/263453334/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is now one famous programming language for IT Industry. Its time to know the basic details of Kotlin. Agenda: How Kotlin is beneficial? How to start code with Kotlin? Less Code , More Fun<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean McQuillan</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Performance in a Kotlin world</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Users expect apps to be snappy, responsive, and jank-free. As developers, we want to use new language features and libraries. How do you make sure these new features deliver the performance users expect? In this talk, you'll learn how to make your app shine with practical performance patterns. After this talk you'll know how to use Android Studio profilers and the new Jetpack Benchmarking library to find and fix jank and keep it from coming back.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jeremy Rempel</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Building apps using Kotlin Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Pragmatic introduction to building iOS and Android apps utilizing Kotlin Native and related technologies. What, Why, How. Introductory/beginner talk to the technology appropriate for people familiar with Android/iOS development but not Kotlin Native technology. Target: All Engineering levels<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Wojtek Kaliciński</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Android Jetpack ❤️ Kotlin: on the road to more wholesome APIs</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Two years ago, Android announced first-class support for the Kotlin programming language. Both the language and the platform evolved a lot during this time, with more focus from the engineering teams at Google on helping developers use the full power of Kotlin. In fact, we’ve seen tremendous adoption of the language among top Android app developers.
That’s why, just 2 years later, we announced that, going forward, Android will become Kotlin-first.<p>
<p>In this talk I want to talk about the current state of Kotlin on Android, and give you a small glimpse into the future of what modern app development with Android Jetpack looks
like.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Britt Barak</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Kids, Play Nice! - Writing With Kotlin-Java Interop</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Although it may be many developers’ favourite by now, Kotlin is not *yet* everywhere.
In the desire to deliver a library or an API that will provide the best experience for both Kotlin and Java developers, there are a few things to be aware of.<p>
<p>Whether you’re creating a library or exposing an API for either external or internal use, you should make sure Kotlin and Java play nice.<p>
<p>This talk will present some of our experiences at Nexmo in the Kotlin-Java interop realm. It will share some challenges and considerations we faced, some gotchas we encountered and some tips that will make your lives easier when striving for great developer experience.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jake Wharton</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native on Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin's compiler backends, JVM, JS, and native, are each often associated with one platform: Android, the web, and iOS, respectively. But nothing about these three backends require that they be used on multiple platforms. Android is one of the few places where we have the potential to use all three!<p>
<p>This talk will explore using Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Native in an Android app. First, we'll look at the motivations for why you might want to compile Kotlin to JS or native on Android. We'll cover the tools and libraries which will be necessary for integration into an app. Finally, we'll talk about the positive and negative architectural implications of using multiple Kotlin backends in your app.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Patrick Cousins</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Connect platforms with a Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Not everyone can jump right into a Kotlin Multiplatform world. Many of us have legacy codebases and need to support our businesses first. Yet we can already use Kotlin to connect our platforms and realize significant value.<p>
<p>In this talk we’ll learn to build a DSL that defines a contract between an API and its clients. We’ll make our DSL into a common vocabulary that translates platform idiosyncrasies. Then, by connecting it to CI, we’ll enforce our contract to keep our platforms on speaking terms.<p>
<p>The examples in this talk will be from Sprout, an internal library in development at Etsy. The Sprout Kotlin DSL is the seed that generates code for many platforms: Retrofit endpoints, Moshi models, Swift, PHP, and more. We’ll look at how to use Kotlin as a templating language, and how the DSL can even generate itself. Finally we’ll peek at the future potential of these types of DSLs. What does connecting a Figma file look like? What about Jetpack Compose and Swift UI? Let’s dream big and then write a DSL for it.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>John O'Reilly</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>SwiftUI meets Kotlin Multiplatform!</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will outline exploration done to see how SwiftUI (new declarative UI framework announced at WWDC this year) could be used to create an iOS app that consumes shared Kotlin Multiplatform code, along with providing short overview of recent developments that have led us to point where something like this is now feasible (some more details in following post https://johnoreilly.dev/2019/06/08/swiftui-meetings-kotlin-multiplatform.html )<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-26</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Adrian Catalan, Cecilia Castillo</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>If your code looks like it's Kotlin &amp; quacks like it's Kotlin, then it probably is Swift.</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The popularity and adoption of Kotlin has been rising after Android welcomed it as first class citizen on the platform. Swift has been following its own path to success the last couple of years. Both share many similarities and as both platforms has been converging, barriers to become fluent on native mobile apps for Android and iOS are lower than ever!. Join us to see an Android developer doing Swift, an iOS developer writing Kotlin and enjoy this thrill ride with two tour guides that will drive you out of your comfort zone while sharing their struggles and success to inspire you to learn the languages. In this talk we'll review similarities and advantages as we implement an app on both platforms, how to start using the other language once you've given your first steps on either and how you can start your world domination plans with your next line of code. Quack quack!<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Simon Wirtz</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Diving into advanced Kotlin features</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In the past couple of years, Kotlin became the new standard for modern Android development, and you are probably familiar with most parts of the language already. There are certain features that you use every day but maybe don't quite understand how they work exactly. How are functions like `apply` and `with` implemented? Does Kotlin provide operator overloading? What does the `reified` keyword do? I want to write a DSL, how does it work?<p>
<p>In this talk, we want to dive into some advanced features of the language. We learn about concepts like reified generic types, lambdas with receiver, DSLs, built-in delegation, infix functions, operator overloading, destructuring, inline classes, and more. The talk will make you feel more comfortable about what Kotlin does internally and why functions in the standard library "just work". You will learn to make use of advanced features to get even more productive with the language.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sam Edwards</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>SELECT * FROM Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Now that Kotlin is the preferred language of Android developers, what is the best library to work with SQLite databases using Kotlin? Room just released support for Kotlin Coroutines, and SqlDelight released support for Kotlin Multi-platform. Room has great documentation and hides a lot of implementation detail, while SqlDelight lets you write raw SQL statements with an Android Studio plugin and then generates type-safe code for you. In this session, you'll see a rundown of these two libraries, along with live coding demos to help you decide which library sounds right for you in this Kotlin world.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sam Edwards</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Lessons Learned from Using Kotlin Multiplatform internally</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We've recently re-organized teams in OLX. My team and I went on to maintain and develop the posting flow of the app. Due to the new team structures, we were able to start new architectures and try out new things within the new teams. The goal was to migrate into a new api, while keeping the flow the same to the user's perspective.<p>
<p>I started experimenting with Kotlin Multiplatform for the posting form. I started with the data models and the fetching of data. Another thing we were considering was that we need to keep the flow the same and have safety for switching to this new code just in case something happens.<p>
<p>I will present learnings and patterns that we used along with learnings of how to coordinate with the team for both Android and iOS.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Nicole Borrelli</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Tall Legacy App with 10 Pumps Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We all know it: Kotlin is awesome, and we all want to write all of our code in it. But what about the thousands of lines of code we've already written in the Java programming language? Even if we want to rewrite it all, sometimes our managers, or ourselves, say no. In this talk we'll look at the best practices for writing Kotlin code that works so seamlessly from Java that the only way to what language its written in is to look at the source code. After the talk, you'll feel confident writing Kotlin code anywhere, knowing it will feel just as natural using that code with the Java programming language.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Egor Andreevici, Benoit Quenaudon</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Wire 3 : Tackling gRPC with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Protocol Buffers (or Protobuf) is an efficient schema-based data serialization protocol, and gRPC is a high-performance, HTTP/2-based RPC framework. The two work together flawlessly to help you build world class distributed systems.<p>
<p>At Square, client and server engineers collaborate on Protobuf schemas to define APIs. We also built Wire - a library which processes schemas and generates Java code that applications can use to send and receive data. Last year we started working on Wire 3, which is rewritten in Kotlin, generates Kotlin code, and adds a number of exciting features:<p>
<p>- Protobuf messages as data classes
- Multiplatform runtime module
- Coroutines-based gRPC APIs
- Gradle plugin<p>
<p>In this session, we’ll take a deep dive into these features, and talk about how we leveraged Kotlin to create better APIs. We’ll show you how to get the best out of Protobuf and gRPC for your server and client applications using Wire.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jossi Wolf</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>Transforming a Java Desktop Application to Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Multiplatform is a language feature that allows compiling Kotlin code for Java, JavaScript, iOS, and even Native targets. While there are plenty of resources on how to use this feature, this session takes a look at converting a real-world Java Swing Application to Kotlin Multiplatform and when it actually makes sense to use it.<p>
<p>Starting from with the basics of Kotlin Multiplatform, you will get to see its
beauty and simplicity. After that, you will learn about gotchas, caveats and
lessons learnt from converting and refactoring a Java Desktop Application to Kotlin and running it on multiple target platforms. In this talk, we will take a look at running our refactored code in the browser.<p>
<p>You'll leave this talk with a solid grasp of what's possible with Kotlin
Multiplatform, where it makes sense to use it and where it maybe doesn't.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Patrick Jackson</speaker>
        <title>droidconNYC 2019</title>
        <subject>ReduxKotlin.org: Redux for All Kotlin platforms</subject>
        <url>https://www.nyc.droidcon.com/schedule</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This is a call to action for developers to unite on a standard Kotlin Redux implementation with multiplatform support. ReduxKotlin.org was created to be a community driven solution that supports all of Kotlin's platforms. Kotlin Multiplatform + Redux is a solution that pulls more code into the shared space. Talk to include brief intro to Redux in Kotlin, how it can be used, and a sample app. Also a look into how Redux can fit into the new reactive frameworks Jetpack Compose & SwiftUI.
https://reduxkotlin.org<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-19</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Márton Braun</speaker>
        <title>droidcon Vienna</title>
        <subject>Idiomatic Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://droidcon.at/schedule/#session-103</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>'Idiomatic' is a word often used by Kotlin experts to describe elegant patterns or solutions that make excellent use of Kotlin's features. Let's turn this attitude around for a change, and have some fun by taking a look at the worst ways you can twist and abuse language features to take shortcuts, create tricky solutions, achieve exciting syntax, or confuse others who dare enter your codebase.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-21</endDate>
        <location>Dnipro, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Pavlo Nikitin</speaker>
        <title>GDG Dnipro</title>
        <subject>Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Dnipro/events/263771397/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Coroutines (корутины) — одна из фундаментальных возможностей языка, упрощающая разработку и поддержку асинхронных программ. Во время презентации рассмотрим отличий и схожих черт в корутинах и других известных концепциях асинхронного программирования. Также узнаем об особенностях сопрограмм в Котлине и прикладное применение в разработке.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-21</endDate>
        <location>Lima, Peru</location>
        <speaker>Oscar Sequeiros</speaker>
        <title>Android Dev Perú</title>
        <subject>Sequences in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Dev-Peru/events/263874751/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-22</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Cedric Ravalec</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Apéro Kotlin du mois d’août !</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/263786451/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>C'est l'été, mais ça veux pas dire qu'on arrête de partler de Kotlin, mais on préfere le faire ensemble autour d'une bierre :)
C'est aussi l'occasion de convaincre ceux qui n'y sont pas encore passé (nos amis qui font du Java côté serveur, de l'iOS en Swift ou du Web en JS) de venir boire un verre avec nous pour y rencontrer la communauté !
Retouvez nous au bar Tenesse pour une parler actualité, expérience, communication, et futur de Kotlin :)<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-27</endDate>
        <location>Detroit, MI, USA</location>
        <speaker>Steve Marsh</speaker>
        <title>Detroit Android</title>
        <subject>Intro To Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Detroit-Android/events/263991039/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This time we are covering an introduction to Kotlin. Though it isn't Android specific. Our hope is that you will leave with knowledge of Kotlin itself, as well as some commonly used practices. In the talk we will cover things like; why learn Kotlin, Java vs Kotlin, nullability, immutability, high-order functions, and much more. This is an open and free learning environment, come to the event ready with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you there!<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-29</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Artur Czopek</speaker>
        <title>kraków.assert()</title>
        <subject>Practical Kotlin - let's forget about Java for a moment</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-assert/events/263800640/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>You have probably already heard about Kotlin. But why it is better than other JVM languages? What Kotlin has that Java does not? What Kotlin has in common with JavaScript? Why do Android developers love Kotlin? You can find answers to​ all these questions in my presentation. I will show you basic Kotlin rules, its main conceptions and how to use this language on a daily basis. Finally, we will try to create a real-life application based on Kotlin and Spring Boot.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-03</endDate>
        <location>Tübingen, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Aleks Dimitrov</speaker>
        <title>Tü.λ - Tübinger Functional Programming Night</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Tu-Lambda/events/263252131/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin ist die neue, hippe JVM-Sprache mit sehr guter Java-Integration und vielen neuen Features.<p>
<p>Aus Sicht der funktionalen Programmierung fehlt gegenüber Scala jedoch ein richtig ausdrucksstarkes Typensystem und der Fokus auf FP.<p>
Wie man mit ein paar Kniffen trotzdem sehr brauchbar selbst abstrakte Konzepte wie Applicative und Monad in Kotlin benutzen kann, und welche gewohnten FP-Konstrukte dem Kotlin-Programmierer zur Verfügung stehen möchte ich in diesem Vortrag vorstellen.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-05</endDate>
        <location>Luzern, Switzerland</location>
        <speaker>Ruedi Arnold</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin 💚 Android</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mobile-User-Group-Zentralschweiz/events/259524303/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Die immer noch relativ junge Sprache Kotlin bietet diverse interessante Möglichkeiten und Spracheigenschaften. In diesem Vortrag werden zuerst einige Sprach-Highlights wie Nullable-Typen, benannte Parameter & Default-Werte und Extensions vorgestellt. Im zweiten Teil wird auf die spezifischer auf Stärken und Vorteile von Kotlin für Android eingegangen - wie die volle Interoperabilität mit Java und sehr praktische Erweiterungen aus den Kotlin-Android-Extensions. Das wird uns zur Schussfolgerung führen, dass Kotlin und Android gut harmonieren.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-05</endDate>
        <location>Edinburgh, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Jordan Bergin</speaker>
        <title>Edinburgh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>A Generic Talk On Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Edinburgh-Kotlin-User-Group/events/263449151/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Like the first meeting this will consist of one speaker preceded and followed by some networking over some food and refreshments. If you would like to do a lightning talk, please bring along whatever you need. Big screen provided if necessary.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-09</endDate>
        <location>Hasselt, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>Joris Vandevorst</speaker>
        <title>Eurofins Digital Testing QA Center</title>
        <subject>Introduction in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Eurofins-Digital-Testing-QA-Center/events/264157887/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is an upcoming programming language, which already got adopted by Google for Android development and has a growing community.
But what does this language look like? Why is it so powerful? What are the benefits over Java? And why is it so useful within Test Automation?
Those questions will be answered during the Kotlin Introduction.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-09-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-09-12</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Zach Klippenstein</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Writing safer code w/ structured concurrency</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/264264176/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is an upcoming programming language, which already got adopted by Google for Android development and has a growing community.
But what does this language look like? Why is it so powerful? What are the benefits over Java? And why is it so useful within Test Automation?
Those questions will be answered during the Kotlin Introduction.<p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>ja</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-24</endDate>
        <location>Tokyo, Japan</location>
        <speaker>Sato Shun</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Fest 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin型実践入門</subject>
        <content>
            <slides>https://speakerdeck.com/satoshun/kotlin-fest-2019-kotlinxing-shi-jian-ru-men</slides>
        </content>
        <url>https://kotlin.connpass.com/event/129860/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>KotlinではJavaにはない様々な型に関する機能が追加されたので、それらの解説
- Smart Casts
- Any、Unit、Nothing
- ジェネリクス
- Sealed class
- 関数型<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ja</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-24</endDate>
        <location>Tokyo, Japan</location>
        <speaker>Matsuda Jumpei</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Fest 2019</title>
        <subject>K[日本語注釈つき] Deep Dive into Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <content>
            <slides>https://speakerdeck.com/jmatsu/ri-ben-yu-zhu-shi-tuki-deep-dive-into-kotlin-dsl</slides>
        </content>
        <url>https://kotlin.connpass.com/event/129860/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ja</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-24</endDate>
        <location>Tokyo, Japan</location>
        <speaker>Akira Aratani</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Fest 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform Project入門/Introduction-Kotlin-MPP</subject>
        <content>
            <slides>https://speakerdeck.com/aakira/introduction-kotlin-mpp</slides>
        </content>
        <url>https://kotlin.connpass.com/event/129860/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ja</lang>
        <startDate>2019-08-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-08-24</endDate>
        <location>Tokyo, Japan</location>
        <speaker>Toshihiro Yagi</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Fest 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin コルーチンを 理解しよう</subject>
        <content>
            <slides>https://speakerdeck.com/sys1yagi/kotlin-korutinwo-li-jie-siyou-2019-kotlinfest2019</slides>
        </content>
        <url>https://kotlin.connpass.com/event/129860/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>- コルーチンとはなにか、なにがうれしいのか
- Kotlinにおけるコルーチンの仕組み
- Kotlinコルーチンのきほん
- コルーチンスコープと構造化された並行性
- コルーチンと設計
- コルーチンのテスト<p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Edinburgh, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Ewan Dawson</speaker>
        <title>Edinburgh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for Java developers</subject>
        <url>https://opentechcalendar.co.uk/event/8624-edinburgh-kotlin-user-group-first-meeting</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-10</endDate>
        <location>Melbourne, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Eugene Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>Melbourne Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Native with Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-Kotlin-Meetup/events/mxtlpqyzhbmb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Mathieu Mure</speaker>
        <title>NightClazz by Zenika Lyon</title>
        <subject>De Springboot à Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/NightClazz-by-Zenika-Lyon/events/260672304/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>i vous avez toujours voulu migrer une application spring boot de Java vers Kotlin mais que vous n'avez jamais oser, compris ou encore pris le temps de la faire, cet atelier est fait pour vous!</p>
<p>iÀ partir d'une application multi modulaires codée en spring boot, nous allons pas à pas refactorer notre code en une application spring boot en Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-15</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Eugene Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Native with Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>https://sydspace.org/kotlin/#meetup-may-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you tried Native with Kotlin/Native? It compiles your Kotlin code for various native platforms, including iOS, Mac, Linux, and Windows. No virtual machine is needed! The native world brings native libraries, C static and dynamic libraries, Apple frameworks, Swift and Objective-C dependencies. Kotlin adds multiplatform libraries to share Kotlin code between different platforms. That is the way to share code between Android and iOS, between backend and frontend, between JVM, JavaScript, C, and Swift/Objective-C. You benefit from both platform libraries and multiplatform pure Kotlin libraries. Join us to learn about native development new Kotlin/Native, code reuse between platforms and multiplatform development fun.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-15</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Adi Polak</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutines to the Rescue!</subject>
        <url>https://sydspace.org/kotlin/#meetup-may-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines to the Rescue! Asynchronous or non-blocking programming is the new reality. Whether we're creating server-side, desktop or mobile applications, using microservices architecture or not, it provides an experience that is not only fluid from the user's perspective, but scalable when needed. Coroutines is a new feature that was released in Kotlin 1.3 and has similar counterparts in other languages like C# and JavaScript. Let’s understand together what it is all about.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-15</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Joost Heijkoop</speaker>
        <title>Typesafe Utrecht</title>
        <subject>Scala vs Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Typesafe-Utrecht/events/260754332/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With more than 10 years of Scala experience and with many other languages, recently jumped onto Kotlin, because it look very promising as a Java competitor. Of course there is no one size fits all solution. This will show how the two languages compare and explain why and when, you should pick one over the other. Or maybe should consider some else all together.
Joost Heijkoop is a passionate software craftsman and organiser from Amsterdam (Scala & Kotlin.amsterdam), always looking to learn, share, teach and meet new people</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-15</endDate>
        <location>Belfast, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Eamonn Boyle</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belfast User Group</title>
        <subject>Demystifying Coroutines &amp; Kotlin Koans</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-belfast/events/260725800/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>PART ONE - COROUTINES
Coroutines are the official solution for tackling asynchronous programming and parallelism in Kotlin. They reached maturity in the latest release but have been widespread for some time, especially within Android projects. Coroutines are an elegant solution which can be applied in isolation or used as a foundation for other frameworks.</p>
<p>PPART TWO - KOANS
Koans for the masses, with help from experienced Kotliners. Best you bring your own laptop, but we can supply some laptops if you are stuck.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-21</endDate>
        <location>Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Andrey Akinshin</speaker>
        <title>KotlinTLV</title>
        <subject>Idiomatic Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinTLV/events/259867311/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has many useful features that can help you to express your ideas in a short and well-understandable form. In this talk, we are going to discuss some of the Kotlin best practices, how to use IntelliJ IDEA features to simplify your code, and how to write own Kotlin-based domain-specific languages.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-21</endDate>
        <location>Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Alexander Gherschon</speaker>
        <title>KotlinTLV</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform - A Practical Example</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinTLV/events/259867311/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has many useful features that can help you to express your ideas in a short and well-understandable form. In this talk, we are going to discuss some of the Kotlin best practices, how to use IntelliJ IDEA features to simplify your code, and how to write own Kotlin-based domain-specific languages.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-22</endDate>
        <location>Stockholm, Sweden</location>
        <speaker>Johan Fröb</speaker>
        <title>West Forest Tech meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, hype or hyperproductive?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/West-Forest-Tech-meetup-HW-SW-MEK/events/260440475/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, I will tell you about my journey with Kotlin. My goal is also to give some useful and concrete tips if you are curious and want to fiddle with Kotlin yourself."</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-14</endDate>
        <location>East Hartford, CT, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ken Kousen</speaker>
        <title>Connecticut Java Users Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: Safe, Pragmatic Interoperability on the JVM</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Connecticut-Java-Users-Group/events/261216259/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is a practical language designed for the JVM. It focuses on pragmatism and safety, with an emphasis on interoperability and tool support. Kotlin is statically typed and includes null checks in the type system itself. The language runs anywhere Java does, from microservices to Android apps. This workshop will show how to use Kotlin to simplify anything you originally planned to do in Java.</p>
<p>Kotlin combines object-oriented programming with functional features like lambda expressions, functional types, and data classes. Since it comes from JetBrains, the company that produces the IntelliJ IDEA development environment, its tool support is excellent. IntelliJ even provides a Java-to-Kotlin converter to help you get started.</p>
<p>This presentation will cover the basic types, defining and calling functions, programming with lambdas, higher order functions, and DSLs. The goal is to give you enough background to be productive while you continue to learn and grow with the language.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Konstantin Singer</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Maultaschen</title>
        <subject>Don‘t wait - Kotlin coroutines for Android developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/mobile-maultaschen/events/260847602/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The never ending story of asynchronous Android programming has a new chapter called „Kotlin Coroutines“.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-16</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Dan Fritz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Bootiful Web Development with Spring Boot and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/261263188/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Spring Boot is the the convention-over-configuration centric framework from the Spring team at Pivotal that merges Spring's flexibility with conventional, common sense defaults. Spring Boot addresses common requirements, both functional and non-functional, and makes development a breeze for developers. Official support for Kotlin was announced in January 2017 and since then improvements related to Kotlin support have continued to be made (including recently supporting coroutines).</p>
<p>There is a surprising amount of functionality at your fingertips when using Spring and there are many decisions that can be made when deciding how to configure or structure a web application. The following topics will be discussed during the session:
- Gotchas when using Kotlin with Spring Boot
- Imperative and declarative approaches
- Servlet-stack web applications
- Reactive-stack web applications to run on non-blocking servers
- Going serverless
- Alternative frameworks</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-16</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Russell Wolf</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>A Year of Multiplatform Library Development</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/261263188/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The Kotlin Multiplatform world has grown a lot in the last year. I'll talk through my experiences writing one of the first publicly available libraries for use in Android and iOS shared code, and how things have evolved today. We'll talk about what's gotten easier and what's still hard, and how you can jump in and join this exciting ecosystem.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-16</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Oleksii Fedorov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>How to Test ComplexKotlin Paris Meetup Race Conditions Predictably and Quickly</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzhbvb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-21</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Bastien Calone</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin under the cover</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/261266799/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Nous allons approfondir les possibilités qu'offres les sealed class, ses concurrents, ses limitations en prenant pour exemple le player chez TF1</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-28</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Mingkang Pan</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Vienna</title>
        <subject>Write code like a poem with Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Vienna/events/259322237/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Write code like a poem with Kotlin DSL</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-29</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskała</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Do Super Language with Kotlin and Multiplatform Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/261264201/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn how to make your first truly multiplatform project and explore how much these capabilities can save you time and effort during everyday work. During this presentation, we will take a step-by-step approach, and by exploring what needs to be done to make more and more advanced usage possibilities, we will discover how to start and how to operate on multiplatform Kotlin projects.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-29</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Artur Czopek</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>DSL - Do Super Language with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/261264201/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is more powerful every year. This language is great either for imperative and functional programming. However, Kotlin can be used also to creating own Domain-Specified Language. In this session, I will show you how to create your own DSL and use it to create applications even faster with more readable code.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-28</endDate>
        <location>Barcelona, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Patrick Kua</speaker>
        <title>jbcnconf</title>
        <subject>Winning the language war - How N26 decided to adopt Kotlin</subject>
        <url>http://www.jbcnconf.com/2019/infoTalk.html?id=5c9408bb38da165dcdf15ffb</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Adopting a new programming language is a big deal. It divides opinions at a company, department, and team level. Developers love arguing about their preferred programming language of choice. Debates and discussion often focus on what one language offers over another. No one ever talks about how to navigate this debate. In this talk, I want to share how N26, the mobile bank the world loves to use, successfully overcame this debate by sharing the process of how we adopted Kotlin. I’ll share our failed attempts in other languages, why we decided to explore (yet another!) language, the process we went through and the heated discussions we had. I’ll highlight concrete experiments we conducted to collect data and share insights into our process of adopting a new programming language. I’ll also share some lessons learned about how it all went after a year of adopting Kotlin. This talk will be highly elegant for those of you interested in Kotlin (or another language), considering how to adopt a new programming language, or how to influence others to adopt a new programming language.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-28</endDate>
        <location>Barcelona, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Justin Lee</speaker>
        <title>jbcnconf</title>
        <subject>Undercover Kotlin: Using Kotlin without tipping your hand</subject>
        <url>http://www.jbcnconf.com/2019/infoTalk.html?id=5caa658938da161235721c48</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>One of the many hazards of trying out a new language is the lack of interoperability. A new language often presents the added burden of learning a whole new ecosystem. The designers of Kotlin took special care to make sure Kotlin suffered from this as little as possible. Generally speaking, much of the code written in Kotlin can be consumed from Java programs in complete ignorance. In some cases, we need to provide a little extra help. In this talk we’ll cover how to manage Kotlin/Java interop to make your Kotlin code as seamlessly usable from Java as possible.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-28</endDate>
        <location>Montpellier, France</location>
        <speaker>Sébastien Deleuze</speaker>
        <title>Sunny Tech</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot avec Kotlin, Kofu et les Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://sunny-tech.io/schedule/2019-06-28?sessionId=31</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Cette présentation sera pour moi l'occasion de présenter le support officiel des Coroutines dans Spring (Framework, Boot, Data) ainsi que Kofu, la DSL Kotlin développée au sein de l'incubateur Spring Fu que j'ai créé il y a quelques mois et qui permet de configurer Spring Boot de manière explicite et encore plus performante.</p>
<p>Mon live coding montrera comment développer une application Spring Boot avec Kofu en utilisant les nouvelles API Coroutines de WebFlux et Spring Data R2DBC (Reactive SQL). Nous comparerons également les API Reactive et Coroutines (avantages, inconvénients) pour vous aider à faire un choix en connaissance de cause.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-22</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Filip Babić</speaker>
        <title>Mobius</title>
        <subject>Deep diving into the Kotlin Coroutines API</subject>
        <url>https://mobiusconf.com/talks/2hp7nls28pi1jju8fivfob/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you been learning Kotlin Coroutines by trial and error? Do you need a change of pace and environment or just a guide which doesn't baffle you with the sheer amounts of computer science terms, which coroutines are built upon?</p>
<p>Look no more! In this session, we'll go over the majority of the Kotlin Coroutines API, with the emphasis on explaining how each component works, which principles and elements are used behind the scenes, and how you can utilize Coroutines in your code, without burning out due to all the theory that is the foundation of computing and multi-threading.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-22</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Kirill Rozov</speaker>
        <title>Mobius</title>
        <subject>Deep diving into the Kotlin Coroutines API</subject>
        <url>https://mobiusconf.com/talks/4m2vganfahdoxedss0br9l/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines — это новый тренд в асинхронном программировании, но из-за моды на решение легко допустить много ошибок и загнать свой проект в безвыходное положение и вечные баги. У Кирилла есть рецепт, как этого не допустить.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-23</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Ilya Matveev</speaker>
        <title>Mobius</title>
        <subject>Мультиплатформенные проекты в Kotlin 1.3</subject>
        <url>https://mobiusconf.com/talks/5fdx0zf33zv6ir2mrctgtx/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Этот доклад посвящен как самой концепции мультиплатформенных проектов в Котлине, так и тем изменениям, которые появились в ней начиная с версии 1.3. Поэтому он будет интересен и тем, кто еще не знаком с этой фичей, и тем, кто уже успел попробовать ее в Kotlin 1.2.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-06</endDate>
        <location>Mannheim, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Tobse Fritz</speaker>
        <title>Mannheimer Java User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin 1.3 in Action und Kotlin Multiplatform &amp; Kotlin Native in Action</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/mannheim-java-usergroup/events/260763702/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin hilft uns, mit unseren bekannten Tools Software besser zu entwickeln, die im Code prägnant ist und weniger Fehler enthält. An vielen Stellen versucht es Designfehler von Java auszumerzen und bringt neue Programmiermodelle mit, die uns unterstützen Probleme mit neuem Handwerkszeug zu meistern. Dabei ist Kotlin dafür ausgelegt, sich nahtlos in bestehende Java-Projekte zu integrieren und selbst auf älteren 1.6 JVMs zu laufen. Ob Delegations, Reified Types... wir werden uns anschauen, welche Kotlin Features ein Java Entwickler kennen sollte und wie sie uns weiterhelfen. Dabei nehmen wir auch das neuste Kotlin 1.3 Update mit Coroutinen und Inline Classes unter die Lupe.
Der Vortrag richtet sich sowohl an Kotlin-Neueinsteiger, als auch an Fortgeschrittene, die sich für die Neuerungen im Update 1.3 interessieren.</p>
<p>Kotlin ist weitaus mehr als eine Sprache auf der JVM. Mit Kotlin Native und Kotlin Multiplatform eröffnen sich völlig neue Möglichkeiten für eine plattformübergreifende Entwicklung. Ob im Backend, im Browser, auf Smartphones oder selbst auf Embedded Systemen, überall lässt sich in Kotlin programmieren, Code wiederverwenden und selbst ohne JVM nativ ausführen. Wie wäre es mit nativen IOs Apps, schlanken Microservices ohne JVM, oder Backends die sich mit dem Frontend die Codebase teilen? Wie setze ich ein solches Multiplatform Projekt auf? Wie kann ich nativ entwickeln und wo sind noch die Vor- und Nachteile - auch im Vergleich mit GraalVM?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-28</endDate>
        <location>Rennes, France</location>
        <speaker>Cédric Champeau</speaker>
        <title>BreizhJUG</title>
        <subject>Gradle: DSL Kotlin, performances des builds et autres nouveautés
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BreizhJUG/events/261668300/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Gradle continue d'évoluer pour apporter des builds plus rapides, plus précises et plus reproductibles, affûtées à vos besoins. Dans cette session, nous parlerons en particulier des apports de Gradle 5:
- le DSL Kotlin statiquement typé
- des builds encore plus rapides (builds incrémentales, incremental annotation processing, ...)
- gestion de dépendances fine (dependency locking, alignement de versions, ...)
- nouvelles APIs pour les auteurs de plugins
et bien plus encore!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-11</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mike Nakhimovich</speaker>
        <title>Brooklyn Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Coroutines: you owe it to yourself</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brooklyn-Kotlin/events/261514280/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Threading is hard but Android forces us to do it. Coroutines take something that is hard and makes it laughably easy. Come laugh about threading with me</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-11</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jeremy Rempel</speaker>
        <title>Brooklyn Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brooklyn-Kotlin/events/261514280/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>An overview of the Kotlin Native technology and related ecosystem and how it relates to mobile development. We'll walk through the creation of a sample KN app, architecture and unit tests that will deployed to both Android and iOS.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-11</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Huyen Tue Dao</speaker>
        <title>Brooklyn Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Dissecting Kotlin: Considering Conventions</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Brooklyn-Kotlin/events/261514280/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>One of the best places to learn idiomatic Kotlin is the stdlib. Now I don’t mean just using the stdlib but going to the source, literally. In this session, we’ll look at some of the methods and tools inside the stdlib and dig into how they’re written to reveal intermediate to advanced language features, slick syntax and conventions, and high-level abstractions to help you write more fluent objects and interfaces.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-06</endDate>
        <location>Cali, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Carlos Daniel Muñoz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin/Everywhere Cali 2019</title>
        <subject>Effective Kotlin Migration in Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kotlin-everywhere-cali-2019-tickets-62087241611?aff=estw</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-06</endDate>
        <location>Cali, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Camilo Alzate, Juan Guillermo Gómez</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin/Everywhere Cali 2019</title>
        <subject>Mobile Backends with Kotlin and Google Cloud</subject>
        <url>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kotlin-everywhere-cali-2019-tickets-62087241611?aff=estw</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-06</endDate>
        <location>Cali, Colombia</location>
        <speaker>Cristian Gómez</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin/Everywhere Cali 2019</title>
        <subject>Functional programming para no-Batos en Kotlin.</subject>
        <url>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kotlin-everywhere-cali-2019-tickets-62087241611?aff=estw</url>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-23</endDate>
        <location>Granada, Spain</location>
        <speaker>David Lázaro Esparcia</speaker>
        <title>XXXI Betabeers Granada</title>
        <subject>Kotlin reactive programming for Android</subject>
        <url>
            https://betabeers.com/event/xxxi-betabeers-granada-kotlin-reactive-programming-for-android-23-mayo-2019-10802/
        </url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Después de un periodo de descanso, vuelve Betabeers Granada! En esta ocasión, José Ángel Zamora vendrá a contarnos más sobre Kotlin, y en concreto sobre programación reactiva. Como incentivo además, tendremos cervezas alemanas bien frequitas patrocinadas por Best Secret!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-03</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Sébastien Deleuze</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot with Kofu and Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/260486522/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-24</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Baptiste Mesta</speaker>
        <title>QCon</title>
        <subject>Code business processes with DSL Kotlin in a Spring Boot application</subject>
        <url>https://www.bonitasoft.com/be-part-of-it/events/bonitasoft-will-be-qcon-new-york</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk you will see...code.
In particular, a Kotlin DSL to develop business processes.
These processes can then be executed using a BPM execution engine integrated in a Spring Boot application.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-04</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Andrew Ngai, Colin Pilloud</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Portland User Group</title>
        <subject>Code business processes with DSL Kotlin in a Spring Boot application</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Portland-User-Group/events/260365587/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Andrew Ngai and Colin Pilloud from Acorns present a whistlestop tour of Kotlin, the JVM, and the Java ecosystem, targeted towards enfranchised Node developers. With a focus on functional programming and best practices, we'll highlight how Acorns has used Kotlin in an asynchronous architecture to solve problems in the domain of fintech.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-11</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Martial Maillot</speaker>
        <title>Lyon Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>La programmation orienté objet en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lyon-Kotlin-User-Group/events/rrxsqqyzjbpb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>20 minutes en livecoding pour découvrir les bonnes pratiques.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-12</endDate>
        <location>Limerick, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Tom Prior</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Limerick User Group</title>
        <subject>Lets Write Some Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinlimerick/events/260944693/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The Kotlin Koans are a great way to become familiar with the Kotlin language.</p>
<p>They are a collection of exercises to become familiar with Kotlin's main features. Each exercise contains a test case which we need to make pass by writing some Kotlin code - what better way to get to know Kotlin!</p>
<p>For this event, we'll go through the koans together to write solutions. You can feel free to work individually or as groups.
We can share solutions on the big screen or even do some mob programming to code some of the solutions together.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-12</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Enrique López Mañas</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>on Kotlin/Native Libraries</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/261338733/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-12</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Andreas Kammerloher</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Lessons I took from Functional Programming to OOP</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/261338733/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-29</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Warsaw by Kt. Academy</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform Kotlin Hackathon</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/260056062/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Hackathon during which we will all together develop a multiplatform application in
Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-11-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-11-05</endDate>
        <location>River Forest, IL, United States</location>
        <speaker>Michael Fazio</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Code Camp</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - Less Code, More Fun</subject>
        <url>https://www.chicagocodecamp.com/Sessions/SessionDetail/1492</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>tl;dr - Write less (but safer!) code in your Android apps or any JVM-based projects Ever work on an Android app and tire of all the boilerplate code? Or spend hours chasing down NullPointerExceptions in your Java app? Enter Kotlin, JetBrains' new(ish) free, open-source programming language that targets the JVM. This means you can use it everywhere you use Java, but with a modern, succinct syntax. For native Android developers, Kotlin is not only available, but it's now considered a first-class language. You're able to write an app completely with Kotlin, or switch over entire components, or even just change your models to Kotlin's data classes (which removes a TON of boilerplate code.) Oh, and for anyone using Java elsewhere, you can add in Kotlin code to your existing application. Kotlin is 100% interoperable with Java, meaning all your existing code/libraries/tests will work with any Kotlin code you write. Doing JavaScript development? Kotlin can be transpiled into ES5, and there are even libraries available to use React or Angular with Kotlin. C# dev working on any kind of Java project? You'll feel much more at home with Kotlin, given features like nullable types, properties (rather than getters/setters), and extension methods. We'll walk through Kotlin's features, check out the syntax, and understand why Kotlin is a great choice for a huge variety of projects.</p>
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    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-22</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Adam Hunt</speaker>
        <title>The Kotlin Collective</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Collective #2 with Flux</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/The-Kotlin-Collective/events/259596120/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>After a great first Kotlin Collective event, we are going to be holding the second Kotlin Collective on the 22nd of May! We're returning to The Barclays Rise Building in Shoreditch (London) thanks to our friends, FLUX (https://www.tryflux.com). Our first speaker will be from Flux, speaking about there experience moving from Dropwizard to Ktor as a programming framework!</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-04</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Adam Hunt</speaker>
        <title>Warszawa Java User Group (Warszawa JUG)</title>
        <subject>Od Javascriptu przez Javę do Kotlina</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Warszawa-JUG/events/261856661/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Prelegenci – Ola i Paweł – na co dzień programują w Kotlinie, pracując przy budowie platformy do ubezpieczeń morskich, opartej na technologii distributed ledger/blockchain.
Pierwsza część ich prezentacji będzie skierowana przede wszystkim do osób programujących w Javascripcie, rozważających rozwój w kierunku backendu (i to niekoniecznie w NodeJS). Prelegenci przedstawią typowy stack właściwy dla ekosystemu Javy, pozwalający na rozpoczęcie projektu JVM. Następnie opowiedzą o samym Kotlinie, starając się uchwycić jego specyfikę z perspektywy Javascriptu i Javy oraz takie aspekty jak komfort pracy, czy łatwość przyzwyczajenia się do nowego języka.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-19</endDate>
        <location>Cork, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Garth Gilmour</speaker>
        <title>Warszawa Java User Group (Warszawa JUG)</title>
        <subject>Live Coding Your Way From Java to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://rebelcon.io/#workshops</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This workshop will transition experienced Java developers into the Kotlin language and ecosystem. The delivery will be entirely based around building sample applications, of increasing complexity, from first principles. The day will be structured into four 90 minute iterations, where delegates build the following:</p>
<p>A Rich Client for a set of RESTful services using standard Java/JEE frameworks (such as JavaFX and JAX-RS)
A set of RESTful services for the client. Using Spring Boot, Spring MVC and annotation driven configuration
A reactive version of the services, using Spring WebFlux with the Kotlin specific DSL and Project Reactor
A purely functional version of the same services using the Ktor framework and the Arrow library</p>
<p>By the end of the workshop delegates will have gained experience in all aspects of Kotlin, but in particular how to make best use of the OO and FP in combination. They will also have seen how to refactor Kotlin code in IntelliJ and write unit, integration and property based tests using KotlinTest. Sample applications written in Kotlin Native and JS will also be provided, but these cannot be created incrementally due to time constraints.</p>
<p>Delegates should have at least 4 years experience in developing Java applications and have some prior exposure to REST and Spring Boot. The only requirements for the course are a laptop with Java 8 (or above) and an up to date version of IntelliJ (the Community Edition is fine).</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-16</endDate>
        <location>Delhi, India</location>
        <speaker>Pulkit Pushkarna</speaker>
        <title>JetBrains Day Delhi 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin and Spring made for each other</subject>
        <url>https://info.jetbrains.com/jetbrains-trip-india-2019.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this session, we will develop a Spring Application using Kotlin and discuss the various advantages of using Spring with Kotlin.
This will be a demo-driven session which will focus on achieving common development patterns in a Spring-based application using Kotlin.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Fodé Diop</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Camp</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Everywhere: Become a Kotlin/Android Developer in 90 Days</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Camp/events/261717416/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This Meetup is to kick off the 90day Kotlin/Android challenge K90X. Bring your laptop computer to get help going with Android Studio and Kotlin. If you already have set up, come meet your peers embarking in this journey with you, network and get ready for the 3-month remote boot camp. You can do it from the comfort of your own home or wherever you want.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-16</endDate>
        <location>Delhi, India</location>
        <speaker>Hadi Hariri</speaker>
        <title>JetBrains Day Delhi 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Anywhere</subject>
        <url>https://info.jetbrains.com/jetbrains-trip-india-2019.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With Kotlin targeting the JVM, Android, and JavaScript, and with Kotlin/Native targeting other platforms such as iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux, the possibility of targeting multiple platforms with a single project is now a reality. In this talk, we’re going to cover how you can create multi-platform projects with Kotlin, what is provided as part of the language, and what is made available in libraries.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-06</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Conor O'Brien</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Android Room with a View - Kotlin Google Codelab</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/261897107/</url>
        <description>
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<p>* Android Studio 3.0 or later and knowledge of how to use it. Make sure Android Studio is updated, as well as your SDK and Gradle. Otherwise, you may have to wait until all the updates are done.</p>
<p>* An Android device or emulator.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-25</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Gerry Louw</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Hamburg/events/262030608/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Coroutines are an approach for asynchronous programming Introduced in the stable channel in version 1.3, they can be used widely, whether if you are creating a server-side, desktop or mobile applications.</p>
<p>In this talk, we will see how to write Kotlin Coroutines with a brief introduction of Coroutine Scope and Coroutine Context, then we will see the steps needed to fetch data from a REST service using Retrofit.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-25</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Niels Falk</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Mastering concurrency with coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Hamburg/events/262030608/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Through coroutines concurrency takes place in kotlin applications and new challenges appear. How do you modify state without exposing inconsistent data? How do you avoid deadlocks?</p>
<p>First you will get a short introduction to Kotlin's channels. Afterwards we will dive into the world of the Actor Model and point out some of the key ideas behind it. We will then apply this concept to kotlin and discuss the benefits and downsides.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-10-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-10-07</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Uberto Barbini</speaker>
        <title>JAX London 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Pearls — Live Coding</subject>
        <url>>https://jaxlondon.com/java-core-jvm-languages/kotlin-pearls-live-coding/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Do you love Kotlin? Do you think you know all about Kotlin? This talk will challenge you! If you are a Kotlin beginner, it will introduce you to some secrets of the language. Kotlin is a language which is very easy to learn for Java developers. Its gentle learning curve should not prevent us from exploring the more advanced features and aspects.</p>
<p>Having already worked with Kotlin in many projects, I have discovered a few useful tricks and not-so-widely-known features that can be beneficial for programmers of any level: From a series of posts on my blog, I will show things that people don’t know you can do with Kotlin.</p>
<p>This session is completely based on live coding.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-07-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-07-02</endDate>
        <location>Washington, DC</location>
        <speaker>Dan Lowe</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin DC User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: A Practical Introduction</subject>
        <url>>https://kotlin-mapboxdc.splashthat.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin allows developers to accomplish more with less code, making code more maintainable by being safer, easier to read, and easier to test. The spotlight often seems to be mostly on Android, where over 50% of developers are currently using it in their projects, but use of Kotlin is growing in a range of other applications as well. Kotlin's ability to interoperate with Java, compile natively on most architectures, and even transpile into Javascript mean this relatively new language has a lot of still unrealized potential.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-05</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Ian Brandt</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Monthly Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/hxkqbqyzjbhb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-05</endDate>
        <location>Melbourne, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Ani Fichadia</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Melbourne User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Scoping functions</subject>
        <url>>https://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-Java-JVM-Users-Group/events/261506851/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has a small handful of scoping functions, which assist developers in writing more terse code. But with terseness, comes readability issues, and choosing the right scoping function isn’t always obvious. We’ll dig into these topics and try and find the best choices to make with scoping functions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-05</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Francisco Costa</speaker>
        <title>Landing Meetups</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Scoping functions</subject>
        <url>>https://www.meetup.com/landing_jobs/events/261827835/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Join us next Wednesday (June 5th) for one more informal and chill meetup at the Volkswagen SDC:LX office. We will have two experienced developers from the company with us presenting some important libraries and frameworks focused on the development of APIs with Kotlin.</p>
<p>JWe'll also dedicate some time to debunk the myths around Kotlin as well as some of its best features. It is a great opportunity to share knowledge and ask questions directly to the VW team.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Refactor your language knowledge portfolio: We are what we can code in</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Kirill Rozov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Coroutining Android Apps</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Konrad Kaminski</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Asynchronous Programming with Kotlin Coroutines in Spring</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Nikolay Soroka</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Improved UI Testing with Instrumentation Robots</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Integrate Kotlin Coroutines and JUnit 5</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>David Wursteisen</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Beat the high-score: build a game using libGDX and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Dmytro Zaitsev</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Playing Tickle Pickle or Writing BDD tests with Spek 2</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Andrii Rakhimov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>How to build a messenger for Android?</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Konrad Kaminski</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Coroutines and Reactive Programming - friends or foes?</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ua</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Andrii Rodionov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Implementing Raft protocol by coroutines</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Types and Type Safety in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Oleh Semen</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Sliced but whole. A little adventure in multiplatform world</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Ktor</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Denis Taranenko</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Flutter: Let's get to know each other better</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Alexey Soshin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Design Patterns with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-01</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Dmitry Kandalov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Kyiv 2019</title>
        <subject>Live Coding Kotlin/Native Snake</subject>
        <url>>https://knightkyiv.com/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Eugene Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Facts you may not know about Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Since Kotlin began, back in 2010, many features have appeared in the language, some of them are still going, others only show up in the deepest darkest depths of source repository history. We will start the talk with several fun facts from Kotlin’s past. You will learn a little about the namesake-island, traits, generics, and type erasure. Writing compact, clear, and idiomatic code will also be one of our topics. Nowadays, Kotlin is not just the JVM language it was in the very beginning, today it supports JVM, JS, and native platforms, including iOS. Did you know of the possibility to share common code and libraries between these platforms? Join us for more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Wojtek Kaliciński</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>State of Kotlin for Android</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>For many mobile developers, their Kotlin journey began when Android announced first-class support for the Kotlin programming language at Google I/O in 2017. Both the language and the platform evolved a lot during this time,  with more focus from the engineering teams at Google on helping developers use the full power of Kotlin. In fact, we’ve seen tremendous adoption of the language among top Android app developers. That’s why, just 2 years later, we announced that going forward Android will become Kotlin-first. In this talk I want to talk about the current state of Kotlin on Android, and give you a small glimpse into the future of what modern app development might look like.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: The Next Frontier in Metaprogramming</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In an epic quest using Kotlin and native desktop development to generate UI testing for the TornadoFX framework, we turn to metaprogramming in Kotlin to explore AST language parsing and the philosophy of design-driven UI testing in the pursuit for smarter test-generation.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Roberto Orgiu</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Trip into the async world</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>RxJava has been around for a while, and Coroutines just surfaced into the Android world not long ago. Different approaches to solve similar issues, but their learning curve is not the same. What if we could actually make them work together, and bridge features meant for one to work with the other? And what about migrations? This and much more will be included in our trip through the async world on Android. And I promise, no AsyncTasks will be harmed!</p>
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        </description>

    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Sanat Serikuly</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Natural partners: Kotlin and Domain Driven Design</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Domain Driven Design, or DDD, is a methodology or an approach in software development that emphasises the importance of getting your Domain or business logic right. It is becoming more and more popular, because DDD is powerful pattern that eases communication between engineers (through the code) and the business (using a Ubiquitous language). In this talk, we will explore apparent contradictions where applying DDD practices counter Kotlin’s approach, and how we found ways to work around them. Examples we explore is how we resolve DDD’s mutable and Kotlin’s immutable ideas or how to best isolate business logic in composable ways. This session will demonstrate how to naturally befriend Kotlin and DDD, challenges we faced on our way and useful tricks and tips.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Guillermo Orellana</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>All-Stacks Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is so much more than a shiny new JVM language. By targeting platforms outside the JVM, Kotlin allows us to share code and thus stay focused on delivering value – all while staying truly native and not making compromises in either user or developer experience.
In this talk, we will go over the creation of two client apps: one Android and one iOS, which share functionalities in Kotlin. We will talk about architecture, code organisation, and balance between code sharing and pragmatism. You will leave with knowledge of opportunities, challenges and a picture of the current maturity of the Kotlinsphere.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Qian Jin</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Bridge the physical world: Kotlin/Native on Raspberry Pin</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With Kotlin/Native, we can now compile Kotlin code to run on various platforms, including Raspberry Pi. This cross platform ability has drawn the attention of many developers. Through the process of building a hand game robot which can play rock paper scissors with human beings, this talk aims to show you the possibility of using Kotlin to control GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi and other experiments such as performing machine learning operations in Kotlin using TensorFlow backend, thanks to the interoperability with C libraries.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Márton Braun</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Reviewing Kotlin</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>I have been teaching our rapidly growing team of Android developers Kotlin for about a year, and for the last few months, I’ve been reviewing tens of thousands of lines of code written by almost a dozen people at times. Here’s what we’ve found out together about learning, teaching, and reviewing Kotlin. I’ll tell you what worked for us and what didn’t, so that you may be more prepared for this path than we were. I’ll also point out some of the issues that most often arose in the code while our developers were getting familiar with the language.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Jorge Castillo</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>ArrowFx: Functional Programming for the masses</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>One of the big cons of Functional Programming can be the learning curve. On this talk we’ll learn how to encode “effectful” programs in a controlled way following the FP principles through a direct syntax. You’ll think you’re writing imperative code! Some additional bits we’ll learn: – What’s an effect – Why we’d want to keep in under control – How to control errors and encode deferred execution through IO and further more powerful data types to be released. – How to use the power of Kotlin suspension system to enforce us to keep our side effects under control. – And much more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-07</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Viktor Plézer</speaker>
        <title>Conference for Kotliners</title>
        <subject>Highly testable app architecture with Mobius</subject>
        <url>>https://www.conferenceforkotliners.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Test automation is not optional at Instructure, so we’re always trying to find the best ways to increase testability. Get to know Mobius, how we extended it to use it with Kotlin and make more effective with coroutines and how we built an app architecture around it to highly increase the testability of our app!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-04</endDate>
        <location>Abuja, Nigeria</location>
        <speaker>Slick Shola Akinrolie</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Abuja User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, The future of mobile development</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Abuja-User-Group-Nigeria/events/259291924/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Experience the power of the fastest growing programming language in the world. Learn mobile development with ease and get resources, tools, and latest updates on Kotlin, CodeLab Sessions, Free License, Full Mentorship and lots more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Poznań, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Oskar Drozda</speaker>
        <title>Grupa .NET Politechnika Poznańska</title>
        <subject>Annotation Processing 101</subject>
        <url>https://www.facebook.com/put.net/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Butterknife, Spring, Lombok, SQLDelight, Dagger... All of them are processing annotation, but how they do that? This talk will be an introduction to the magical world of annotation processing in JVM. Code will be in shiny and trendy Kotlin language, but if you write Java on your daily basis, you will feel like at home.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-27</endDate>
        <location>Cáceres, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Antonio Leiva</speaker>
        <title>EXFest</title>
        <subject>Introducción a las corrutinas en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.exfest.tech/speakers/6/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Si las tareas en segundo plano, los cambios de hilo o la sincronización entre callbacks te hacen tener pesadillas nocturnas, ¡las corrutinas harán que vuelvas a dormir tranquilo! Paso a paso y de forma muy sencilla, veremos todos los conceptos necesarios para entender cómo funcionan y resolver un problema muy común.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-06</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Dmitriy Zaitsev</speaker>
        <title>UAMobile 2019</title>
        <subject>Idiomatic DI in Kotlin without frameworks</subject>
        <url>http://uamobile.org/uk/topics/idiomatichna-iniekciya-zalezhnostey-na-kotlin-bez-freymvorkiv</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>All current popular DI frameworks for Java use annotation processing during compilation and/or program execution. They work equally well for Kotlin, but have their drawbacks because they generate too much code and/or use reflexion, which negatively affects the compilation time of the application, its size and performance. In addition, their configuration is usually non-trivial for a large project. Kotlin went better way...</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-06</endDate>
        <location>Kiev, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Oleksandr Yefremov</speaker>
        <title>UAMobile 2019</title>
        <subject>Multiplatform shared codebase with Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>http://uamobile.org/uk/topics/multiplatform-shared-codebase-kotlinnative</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>If you want to share the code between Android and iOS but you don't feel like doing C++/JNI, React Native, Flutter, you must try Kotlin/Native! In this presentation we will see how Kotlin/Native is different and in some aspects superior, and how easy it becomes to develop, debug and maintain a common codebase with JetBrains tools and without sacrificing runtime performance.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-06-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-06-20</endDate>
        <location>Dresden, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Stefan Beyer</speaker>
        <title>Output 2019</title>
        <subject>Ist Kotlin das bessere Java?</subject>
        <url>https://output-dd.de/blog/project-post/ist-kotlin-das-bessere-java/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin hat sich in den letzten Jahren sehr verbreitet. Die Sprache, die ursprünglich nur für die JVM gedacht war, compiliert inzwischen auch nach JavaScript und native, wird von Google offiziell für Android unterstützt und erfreut sich generell immer mehr Beliebtheit. In dem Kurzvortrag werden die Grundlagen der Sprache angeschnitten. Ein Vergleich mit Java zeigt spezielle Probleme auf, die in altbekannten Sprachen bestehen. Warum Kotlin immer beliebter wird und was damit möglich ist, zeigt ein kleiner Ausblick.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-23</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Oscar Salguero</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Android Things and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/250575843/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, Oscar tells us about the latest and greatest about Kotlin released at Google I/O 2018 and about the development of Sentinel, the first home security robot powered by Android Things, and how hardware, software, coded in Kotlin of course!, Firebase and how the Google Cloud Platform integrates with Sentinel to "bring it to life".</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-23</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mohit Sarveiya</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/250575843/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A Kotlin multiplatform project allows you share code between different platforms. It takes a different approach to cross platform development than Xamarin and other frameworks. This talk will be about how to setup and build a multiplatform project. We will look at features of Kotlin multiplatform development through an example project. We will also look at the current limitations.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-26</endDate>
        <location>Waukesha, USA</location>
        <speaker>Michael Fazio</speaker>
        <title>Indy.Code()</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - Less Code, More Fun</subject>
        <url>https://indycode.amegala.com/Schedule/List</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>tl;dr - Write less (but safer!) code in your Android apps or any JVM-based projects Ever work on an Android app and tire of all the boilerplate code? Or spend hours chasing down NullPointerExceptions in your Java app? Enter Kotlin, JetBrains' new(ish) free, open-source programming language that targets the JVM. This means you can use it everywhere you use Java, but with a modern, succinct syntax. For native Android developers, Kotlin is not only available, but it's now considered a first-class language. You're able to write an app completely with Kotlin, or switch over entire components, or even just change your models to Kotlin's data classes (which removes a TON of boilerplate code.) Oh, and for anyone using Java elsewhere, you can add in Kotlin code to your existing application. Kotlin is 100% interoperable with Java, meaning all your existing code/libraries/tests will work with any Kotlin code you write. Doing JavaScript development? Kotlin can be transpiled into ES5, and there are even libraries available to use React or Angular with Kotlin. C# dev working on any kind of Java project? You'll feel much more at home with Kotlin, given features like nullable types, properties (rather than getters/setters), and extension methods. We'll walk through Kotlin's features, check out the syntax, and even create a small Android application so you can see Kotlin in action.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-09</endDate>
        <location>Toulouse, France</location>
        <speaker>Michael Fazio</speaker>
        <title>GDG Toulouse</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Toulouse/events/258928678/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Since Kotlin 1.3 was released last October, coroutines are no longer experimental and have become a key feature for Kotlin programmers, which was largely promoted during KotlinConf 2018. In this talk, we will quickly compare coroutines to other options of asynchronous programming available in Kotlin and explore how to use them efficiently in your app.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-24</endDate>
        <location>Florianópolis, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Leandro Sobocinski</speaker>
        <title>TDC 2019 | Florianópolis</title>
        <subject>Using Kotlin Multiplatform in iFood</subject>
        <url>http://www.thedevelopersconference.com.br/tdc/2019/florianopolis/trilha-android</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is a programming language that grew a lot in the last few years. Currently it's the default language for new Android apps, but are you ready for the next steps? Kotlin multiplatform is growing a lot and, despite the beta status, it's already possible to share code between different platforms. In this talk I'll explain how it works, the libraries that are already compatible with different platforms and how we are using it in iFood.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Batchelder</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Taking Kotlin Multiplatform to the Cloud, a Serverless Approach</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/260312792/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Running Kotlin/JVM on serverless platforms typically means dealing with high memory usage and slower startup times, which means interpreted languages like JS and Python are typically more popular. Since Kotlin can target JS, we can actually write Kotlin code that runs on serverless Node runtimes to get the performance and memory benefits that runtime provides. Surprisingly, we can also use Kotlin/Native to target serverless platforms to combine the speed of native code with the simplicity of serverless operations. I’ll talk about how to use both of these approaches to build cheaper, more performant serverless applications and how you might choose between them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-20</endDate>
        <location>Rostov-on-Don, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Alexander Nevyantsev</speaker>
        <title>Rostov Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin codestyle</subject>
        <url>https://it61.info/events/2019-04-20-kotlin-meetup-356</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Котлин — это ящик Пандоры. Язык позволяет многое, но если искусственно не ограничивать себя, то программа может превратиться в хаос.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-20</endDate>
        <location>Rostov-on-Don, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Mikhail Levchenko</speaker>
        <title>Rostov Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Система типов в Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://it61.info/events/2019-04-20-kotlin-meetup-356</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Что возвращает функция, когда бросает ошибку? Unit — это все таки void или Void? Можно ли сделать List<Nothing>? Как не сойти с ума и натянуть свою доменную область на типы?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-20</endDate>
        <location>Rostov-on-Don, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Denis Alexandrov</speaker>
        <title>Rostov Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Зачем нужны корутины</subject>
        <url>https://it61.info/events/2019-04-20-kotlin-meetup-356</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Корутины — мощный и широкий инструмент для решения задач по асинхронной обработке данных. Нужны ли корутины в маленьких проектах, какие проблемы они помогут решить и как добавить их в уже существующий проект?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Ruda Balázs</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Static Code Analysis for Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/259759644/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk is about tools we can use for checking our Kotlin code: ktlint, detekt, and Android Lint. We'll cover how to integrate them to CI and IDE, how to write custom rules, and how test them.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Monori Antal János</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Cleaning up your code with sealed classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/259759644/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Also known more broadly as Algebraic Data Types, they represent a constrained class hierarchy with only one possible type at the time which helps you remain compiler-safe. Sealed classes in our data layer allow semantically more correct and type-safe code in our streams. He will go through how are they constructed and some real use cases to take away with you home.</p>
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    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Braun Márton</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Cleaning up your code with sealed classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/259759644/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A look at the important design choices to be made when designing a Kotlin library based on delegates.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Chambéry, France</location>
        <speaker>Thomas Jaussoin</speaker>
        <title>Meetup GDG Alps #4</title>
        <subject>Kids: comment commencer à coder pour les plus de 8 ans</subject>
        <url>
            https://www.scoop.it/topic/technos-et-humain/p/4106741663/2019/04/03/le-mug-meetup-gdg-alps-4-dev-pour-les-kids-kotlin-native
        </url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-16</endDate>
        <location>Chambéry, France</location>
        <speaker>Thomas Jaussoin</speaker>
        <title>Meetup GDG Alps #4</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Native</subject>
        <url>
            https://www.scoop.it/topic/technos-et-humain/p/4106741663/2019/04/03/le-mug-meetup-gdg-alps-4-dev-pour-les-kids-kotlin-native
        </url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-24</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Justin Lee</speaker>
        <title>VoxxedDays Minsk</title>
        <subject>Undercover Kotlin: Using Kotlin without tipping your hand</subject>
        <url>https://voxxeddays.com/minsk/2019/undercover-kotlin-using-kotlin-without-tipping-your-hand/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>One of the many hazards of trying out a new language is the lack of interoperability. A new language often presents the added burden of learning a whole new ecosystem. The designers of Kotlin took special care to make sure Kotlin suffered from this as little as possible. Generally speaking, much of the code written in Kotlin can be consumed from Java programs in complete ignorance. In some cases, we need to provide a little extra help. In this talk we’ll cover how to manage Kotlin/Java interop to make your Kotlin code as seamlessly usable from Java as possible.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-24</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Nikita Koval</speaker>
        <title>VoxxedDays Minsk</title>
        <subject>How we developed channel algorithms in Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://voxxeddays.com/minsk/2019/how-we-developed-channel-algorithms-in-kotlin-coroutines/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Most programming languages have been introducing asynchronous programming mechanisms. Kotlin, for its part, implemented coroutines which use channels to communicate with each other. Therefore, high-load applications depend on those channels performance, so they need to be implemented in an efficient and scalable way.</p>
<p>In this talk, we will discuss channel algorithms in other programming languages, how we in Kotlin developed our solution, which challenges and subtle aspects we encountered during this process, and whether we managed a real improvement of the existing solutions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-24</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Zolotov</speaker>
        <title>VoxxedDays Minsk</title>
        <subject>How we developed channel algorithms in Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://voxxeddays.com/minsk/2019/kotlin-coroutines-in-practice/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin coroutines were recently released. We use them in our projects on backend. In this talk I will show you how to use it in real back-end based applications, common patterns and problems you could face.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-13</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Roman Elizarov</speaker>
        <title>JetBrains Night</title>
        <subject>Корутины в Kotlin на сервере</subject>
        <url>https://info.jetbrains.com/jetbrains-night-moscow-2019.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Мы поговорим о традиционных проблемах масштабирования серверных приложений на JVM и о том, как их можно решить с помощью асинхронного кода, который теперь как никогда просто писать благодаря корутинам в Котлине. Мы увидим, как дизайн, основанный на корутинах и структурной многозадачности, позволяет избежать традиционных проблем асинхронного кода, связанных с управлением ресурсами, обработкой ошибок и отменой запросов.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-13</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Mikhail Krainov</speaker>
        <title>JetBrains Night</title>
        <subject>Full-stack приложение на Kotlin глазами фронтенд-разработчика</subject>
        <url>https://info.jetbrains.com/jetbrains-night-moscow-2019.html</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>В этом докладе я расскажу о том, как написать full-stack приложение на Kotlin. Мы рассмотрим различные технологии из мира Kotlin, делающие этот язык таким мощным и удобным инструментом: создадим мультиплатформенный проект, переиспользующий код между Kotlin/JVM и Kotlin/JS, напишем фронтенд с помощью удобных DSL для React и CSS и воспользуемся корутинами для клиент-серверного взаимодействия.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-13</endDate>
        <location>Nairobi, Kenya</location>
        <speaker>Donald Bruce</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kenya User Group</title>
        <subject>Process Management &amp; CPU Scheduling</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinKenya/events/260478875/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Diving into deeper insights on Process Management and CPU Scheduling.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-17</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Cody Engel</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin + Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/260015075/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Cody will take you through his journey from Kotlin newbie to evangelist at one of Chicago's fastest growing technology companies. Along the way you'll learn helpful tips both related to writing Kotlin and convincing others to start using it.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-17</endDate>
        <location>Indianapolis, IN, US</location>
        <speaker>Clay Taylor</speaker>
        <title>Indianapolis Java User Group</title>
        <subject>Async Server Side Programming in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Indianapolis-Java-User-Group/events/260448770/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines is a popular asyc kotlin library that offers an alternative to more complex libraries like RxJava. We will be diving into the basics of coroutines using a Kotlin server side tool called Ktor. Ktor is a framework for building asynchronous servers and clients using the Kotlin programming language. We will walk through a simple implementation of creating an API using Ktor. We will learn the basics of coroutines to implement familiar concepts such as serving JSON content, simple routing, and handling HTTP methods.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-17</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Guilherme Pohlmann Da Rosa, Fabrício Rissetto</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Funcional Domain Driven Design</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/260536518/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-17</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Paula Grangeiro</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Mocks e testes com MockK</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/260536518/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-18</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Miles Peele</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Fluent Testing with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/260320461/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Tests are an integral part of writing maintainable, clean code. If your tests are verbose, your code is probably also verbose. In this talk, we'll discover how to make your tests easy to read, easy to write, and easy to maintain using Kotlin's reified types combined with inline, infix and extension functions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-18</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Josh Williams</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin + AWS Lambdas: Building an API in 10 minutes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/260320461/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>AWS Lambdas are one of the most useful tools to use when creating a backend. Allowing developers to not have to worry about the server and configurations their backend is running on, Lambdas allow you the versatility to write code in many different languages and provide many different services including providing an api; Kotlin is one of them. We will go over how to create your api with Lambdas using Kotlin and AWS Serverless.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-18</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nikolai Chechin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Building a GraphQl service with SpringBoot and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzgbxb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-23</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Paweł Marks</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutines - what? how? why?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/260533611/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines have been with us for a few years now. They have been even considered stable for over half a year. Still lots of folks are afraid of them. Judging by number of questions about them on Stack Overflow and other sites there is still a lot of misconceptions and bad intuitions involving use of coroutines. In my short talk I would like to clarify what it means for function to be suspended and explain why sometimes our asyncs are in fact synchronous. I will also presents you most basic building blocks provieded by kotlinx.coroutines.core library, that we will use later during workshop.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Oslo, Norway</location>
        <speaker>Marie Katrine Ekeberg, Jarle Hansen</speaker>
        <title>javaBin Oslo</title>
        <subject>Exploring Kotlin - A Walkthrough for Developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/javaBin/events/259560722/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is quickly becoming one of the favorite JVM-languages among developers. In this meetup, we'll walk you through the language and its features and show you some of the possibilities that Kotlin gives you. We'll explore how Kotlin differs from Java, its core language features, how you can get started and more!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-24</endDate>
        <location>Kitchener, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Rahul Dominic</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Waterloo P2P</title>
        <subject>Intro to Functional Programming in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Waterloo-P2P/events/260311888/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin provides a seamless integration of Object Oriented and Functional styles and is a great tool for getting the best of both worlds. This talk will provide a good opportunity to learn about functional programming as well as how you can achieve neater and more concise code in Kotlin by utilizing its functional abilities.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>The Magic of Delegates in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/260272797/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Very many good books on OO design have advised us to choose delegation over inheritance. Yet, most developers using OO languages like Java use inheritance predominantly compared to delegation. Part of the reason is the lack of support for delegation when compared to inheritance. In this presentation we will see how Kotlin has first class support for delegation. We will look at how delegation helps us better model relationships and take a look at some usecases of applying delegates in Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Creating Internal DSLs with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/260272797/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Domain Specific Languages are quite common: Gradle API, Rake, Ant, CSS, to name a few. Internal DSLs ride on the language capabilities and remove the need to create specific parsers. To serve as a host, however, the language should have top notch fluency and must be highly expressive. In this presentation we will see how Kotlin fits that bill and how to trick the language to creating DSLs.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ua</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Taras Teslyuk</speaker>
        <title>Lviv Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Android, Kotlin... What is next? (a brief guide to mobile architecture)</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lviv-Kotlin-User-Group/events/260472038/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ua</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Oleksandr Sandul</speaker>
        <title>Lviv Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>MotionLayout: створюємо анімацію</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lviv-Kotlin-User-Group/events/260472038/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-06</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michal Harakal</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin multiplatform roller</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/260445923/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>coaster ride or how I've rewritten a conference app over the weekend</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-06</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Shagen Ogandzhanian</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin and JS interop, what's next</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/260445923/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>How to use javascript libraries in Kotlin world</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-06</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Leonid Popescu</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich - KUG Munich</title>
        <subject>Hybrid SDKs or how we started with Kotlin/Multiplatform without trashing the existing code base
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/260445923/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-04</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean Massie</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Portland User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, standing on the shoulders of Giants</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Portland-User-Group/events/ttbqjqyzhbkb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A discussion on the wonders of Java and what Kotlin has done to build on them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Anton Korotkikh</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow User Group</title>
        <subject>Системы обмена сообщениями в корпоративной архитектуре</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/260568502/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>— типы систем обмена сообщениями и их применение в ИТ-архитектуре;
— кейсы использования: типовые задачи и их решения на примере внутри Leroy Merlin и других компаниях;
— ошибки и подводные камни, с которыми сталкиваются разработчики.
</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Roman Nevolin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow User Group</title>
        <subject>Кому нужен Kotlin на бэкенде и как с ним жить</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/260568502/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>— зачем использовать Kotlin на бэкенде и как мы работаем с ним в Revolut;
— что происходит, когда Java-разработчикам дают Kotlin, и какие ошибки они при этом совершают;
— как привычную разработку на бэкенде адаптировать под Kotlin, с какими проблемами при этом можно столкнуться и как решать их.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Yurkin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow User Group</title>
        <subject>Распил монолита в Леруа Мерлен. Наш опыт перехода на микросервисную архитектуру.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinMoscow/events/260568502/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Все крупные компании проходят через эту стадию — когда бизнес не хочет по-старому, а монолит не может по-новому. И разбираться с этим нам — простым разработчикам. Приходите послушать, как мы решали эту проблему в Леруа Мерлен, на какие грабли наступили и что у нас получилось в итоге.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-01</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Matt Moore</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Mob Programming Kotlin + Kafka</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/260291045/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Mob programming is a software development approach where the whole team works on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, and at the same computer.<p>
<p>Come join us for an interactive meet up where we'll have fun digging into Kafka messaging in Kotlin! Kafka is used for building real-time streaming data pipelines that reliably get data between systems or applications.<p>
<p>Using mob programming is a great way to learn from each other and build a small Kotlin project! We hope to see you!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-01</endDate>
        <location>Dublin, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Tomás Hanley</speaker>
        <title>Dublin Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines - Case Study and Lessons Learned</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dublin-Kotlin-User-Group/events/260915272/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Asynchronous code can get really messy really quickly. Callback hell was named callback hell for a reason. There are some good ways to avoid this in your design, but sometimes you have to live with some ugly old async API. Maybe because it's provided by a third party, or maybe it's just too difficult to rip out and rewrite. What you can do in this case is to write a Kotlin extension/wrapper on top of the API.</p>
<p>Kotlin Coroutines are a fantastic way to clean up ugly async APIs. They can make your async code as easy to read and understand as sequential code, but give you all the benefits of non blocking async code.
In this session I'm going to show you how I took an ugly asynchronous API and wrote a Kotlin extension on top of it using coroutines and channels to make it super clean and easy to use. I'll also be sharing some of the lessons and best practices we learned along the way.</p>
<p>This is a beginner-friendly event. No previous knowledge of Kotlin is required, however we recommend familiarity with at least another programming language.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-02</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Lovis</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Microservices with Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Hamburg/events/260171261/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ktor is a Kotlin framework for creating web servers (and clients).
Unlike other frameworks, Ktor is written entirely in Kotlin and can therefore use language features such as Coroutines, reified Generics and Extension Functions more effectively.
With little overhead, fast results and good performance, Ktor is especially interesting for microservices.
If you are bored with Spring, you will find what you are looking for here. All others learn at least something new.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-02</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mathias Düsterhöft</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Fight cold startup times for Kotlin or Java functions on AWS Lambda using GraalVM and the AWS newly
            announced Custom Lambda Runtimes
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Hamburg/events/260171261/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In a live-coding session we'll see how a Custom Runtime can be implemented in Kotlin and how we can run our application as a native image that we create with the help of GraalVM</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-08</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>Guy Heylens</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belgium User Group</title>
        <subject>Serverside development with Kotlin and ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Belgium/events/259664194/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Do you need a backend for your webapp, Android app or company?
Why not try Kotlin with ktor, it's lightweight, scalable and multiplatform. You can easily build a backend using DSL's and coroutines.</p>
<p>Ktor runs in standard server environments, like Google's App Engine, which will host and scale your backend automatically.</p>
<p>I will guide you through the process of setting up a ktor project, build a small web api and set it up on Docker.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-08</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>David Gonzalez</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belgium User Group</title>
        <subject>Building a library for Android and iOS using Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Belgium/events/259664194/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sharing code between platforms is a powerful technique, but it may be hard to accomplish without rich APIs that we have in Android, JVM, or iOS platforms. Kotlin Multiplatform libraries can be used to fix that, bringing rich APIs directly in the common Kotlin code.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-09</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Pedro Félix</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Programação Assíncrona em Kotlin usando Corotinas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/260820935/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A programação assíncrona assume atualmente importância crescente no desenvolvimento de aplicações distribuídas, onde uma parte significativa do código tem a responsabilidade de coordenar interações com sistemas externos.</p>
<p>É reflexo desta importância a recente introdução do conceito de método/função assíncrona e do operador await nas linguagens C#, JavaScript e Python.</p>
<p>Recentemente a linguagem Kotlin também introduziu mecanismos específicos para a programação assíncrona, contudo optou por seguir um caminho ligeiramente diferente e basear esses mecanismos no conceito de corotina.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-09</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Francisco Costa e Luís Soares</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Creating web APIs with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/260820935/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Apresentaremos algumas técnicas e bibliotecas/frameworks importantes na construção de APIs REST com Kotlin. Por exemplo, demonstraremos que poderá facilmente usá-lo com Spring. Pelo caminho, vamos também abordar alguns mitos, truques e dicas.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-07</endDate>
        <location>Nashville, TN</location>
        <speaker>Derek Berner</speaker>
        <title>Nashville Java Users' Group</title>
        <subject>Intro to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/nashvillejug/events/260891118/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is JetBrain's alternative language on the JVM that has been surging in popularity. Come for an introduction into the language as we'll walk through the basics of the language and see more complex examples.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-09</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Victor Rentea</speaker>
        <title>Bucharest Software Craftsmanship Community</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Kindergarten ep #03</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-software-craftsmanship-community/events/260741997/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sick of Java? Let’s try Kotlin : probably the next de-facto standard for Android apps, and a cool compact language to write your JUnit tests in.</p>
<p>Victor will broadcast 1 hour of live-coding playing around with Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Copenhagen, Denmark</location>
        <speaker>Zahid Rasheed</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Copenhagen</title>
        <subject>DSLs in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Copenhagen/events/260276351/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-14</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Martial Maillot</speaker>
        <title>Lyon Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>La programmation orienté objet en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lyon-Kotlin-User-Group/events/rrxsqqyzhbsb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-05</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Kumar</speaker>
        <title>ThoughtWorks Bangalore</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Hiring Bootcamp</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-Bangalore/events/259557625/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This 2-day workshop would be a hands-on session to explore Kotlin using different programming paradigms such as functional, reactive etc. The idea is to come together, brainstorm and learn a new programming language!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Rzeszów, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Artur Skowroński</speaker>
        <title>Rzeszów Java User Group</title>
        <subject>TBC - multithreading with Project Loom and Kotlin's Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Rzeszow-Java-User-Group/events/qmvrdpyzfbrb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Both Java and Kotlin are languages that are heavily used in Distributed Systems, handling multiple asynchronous operations simultaneously. Blocking is not an option in such an environment, but let’s be honest, we crave for the easier synchronous world. That’s why JVM as a platform has an inherent focus on providing an easier option of multithreaded programming. Today, I’d like to compare two of such options - Kotlin Coroutines and Project Loom, that want to provide fibers and continuations to core Java.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-03</endDate>
        <location>Karlsruhe, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Anton Kostanjsek</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Karlsruhe User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin and the Chrono24 Android-app</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Karlsruhe-User-Group/events/259757223</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>- History
- Concept and architecture
- Rewrite: Challenges/Kotlin specific benefit</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-15</endDate>
        <location>Valbonne, France</location>
        <speaker>Emmanuel Vinas</speaker>
        <title>Riviera Dev 2019</title>
        <subject>Deep Dive Kotlin:Du Hello World AU Bytecode</subject>
        <url>https://rivieradev.fr/session/615</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>-Comment aborder un nouveau langage? Les uns répondent en codant, les autres en regardant son fonctionnement en détail. Dans ce 'Deep Dive' nous vous proposons les deux ! Quoi de mieux qu'un live-coding d'un exercice complet pour découvrir les idiomes du langage. Puis en regardant sous le capot, les fonctionnalités que nous n'avons pas (encore) en Java, ne resteront plus un mystère pour vous !</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-23</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Vitaly Bragilevsky</speaker>
        <title>Apps Conf 2019</title>
        <subject>Не морочьте мне голову со своим функциональным программированием</subject>
        <url>http://appsconf.ru/moscow/2019/abstracts/4419</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>-Адепты функционального программирования очень любят завлекать неопытных программистов обещаниями идеальной выразительности кода, его стопроцентной корректности, лёгкости поддержки и простоты рефакторинга. Иные даже пророчат высочайшую производительность и попадание после смерти напрямую в райские кущи. Опытные разработчики знают, что ничего такого не бывает, программирование — это тяжёлый труд, а серебряные пули, может, и помогают от вампиров, но никак не в процессе разработки ПО. С другой стороны, если что-то может хоть как-то облегчить труд программиста, то почему бы не попробовать этим чем-то воспользоваться?</p>
<p>-В своём докладе я сформулирую основные элементы функционального стиля программирования, приведу примеры их воплощения в коде на двух языках - Swift и Kotlin, а также попытаюсь предложить прагматичный подход к их применению. Разработчики этих языков прекрасно знакомы с функциональным программированием, поэтому они смогли сделать удобным его применение «в малом», предусмотрев все необходимые компоненты. Причём чем дальше, тем качественнее и полнее соответствующая поддержка реализуется.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-17</endDate>
        <location>Izmir, Turkey</location>
        <speaker>Elif Boncuk</speaker>
        <title>Women Techmakers Izmir IWD '19</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Cheat Sheet</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Izmir/events/258331774/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>México,Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Dinorah Tovar</speaker>
        <title>WeWork</title>
        <subject>Arquitectura en Android: Haciendo magia con el desarrollo en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://arquitecturaenandroidhaciendomagiaconeldesarrolloe.splashthat.com/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>-Aprende las diferencias entre Java y Kotlin, el nuevo lenguaje oficial de Android y por qué es magia que puedes entender en poco tiempo de manera eficiente.</p>
<p>Conoce los principios básicos de Clean Architecture para garantizar que tu desarrollo en Android sobreviva en una industria en constante evolución.</p>
<p>Comparte una pizza con nosotros mientras discutimos sobre las mejores practicas en Android.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-23</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Adit Lal</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>The power of inline</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/259353339</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk highlights the usages of Inline in Kotlin.
How it works and how it helps increase code quality. This session will provide some details on experimental features like inline classes, the difference between inline, crossInline and noinline.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-23</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Adit Lal</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin - Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutines &amp; Asynchronous Programming</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BlrKotlin/events/259353339</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk is targeted for audiences who are already a bit familiar or atleast had a short introduction to Kotlin Coroutines.
We will dig deeper to various APIs of Coroutines and how to use them more efficiently. We will also explore experimental features of Kotlin coroutines - channels and the select API.
Finally we will have a look how to use Coroutines with Rx with kotlinx-coroutines-rx2</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Wojtek Kalicinski</speaker>
        <title>Madrid Android Developer Group</title>
        <subject>All for one and one for all. Kotlin Mutiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/madrid-android-dev-group/events/259820707/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The promise of cross-platform frameworks looks great on paper, and some of them do a pretty good job delivering actual results. But with inherent differences between platforms, is "build once, run anywhere" even worth pursuing? Learn how you can share parts of your app between mobile platforms (and even the web!) without compromising quality, and delivering a best in class Android experience. During this talk I'll explain the basics of setting up Kotlin Multiplatform projects, show an example app sharing business logic in Kotlin between Android, iOS and the web, and show how to implement your own Kotlin MP libraries.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-13</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Finkelstein</speaker>
        <title>DevsDay.ru</title>
        <subject>Kotlin в продакшн</subject>
        <url>https://devsday.ru/event/details/576</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>На встрече Павел предлагает обсудить, как живётся котлину в энтерпрайзе большей или меньшей коварности. Он расскажет, на какие грабли успел наступить примерно за два года активной разработки, какие плюшки и удобности нашёл, и что его удивило.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-18</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Sébastien Deleuze</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot with Kofu and Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/258188421/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-18</endDate>
        <location>Utrecht, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Allard Buijze</speaker>
        <title>Sourcelabs B.V.</title>
        <subject>Bootiful CQRS and Event Sourcing with Axon</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Sourcelabs/events/258188421/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-18</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Chris Celiberti</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Corda / Blockchain</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/259390602/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With Blockchain being all the rage these days right, wrong or indifferent companies are looking at this technology to create de-centralized products and services. StreetWire will present its real estate application built on Kotlin using R3's Corda open source platform exploring the workings of the blockchain, Corda's framework, Kotlin code and technical aspects of the application.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-18</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Talon Ghost</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Nimble Web Framework</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/259390602/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Let's build a web app with Kotlin! In this talk I would like to share how Nimble makes it easy peasy to start building web applications that share the same data structures and logic as your backend Kotlin service! We will explore a small example that consumes data from the internet and renders content onto a page while investigating the simple API exposed by Nimble!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-18</endDate>
        <location>Singapore, Singapore</location>
        <speaker>Andrey Mischenko</speaker>
        <title>Singapore Kotlin User group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Part</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinsg/events/259591175/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk is about the current state of the Kotlin as a `tool` for multiplatform development for Android and iOS. The presented approach can be considered as a solution for the old problem of sharing code between platforms and might be interesting for both Android and iOS developers</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>Guy Heylens</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belgium User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Native: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Belgium/events/259364203/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The promise of write-once-run-everywhere has haunted native mobile developers since the first time someone whispered the words “phone gap”. But what if there was a way to have cross-platform development with a modern, type-safe language? JetBrains is trying to make this happen with Kotlin/Native, which compiles to LLVM bytecode, and can run on iOS, Android, and even the web. Learn more about some of the benefits of working with Kotlin/Native, some of the drawbacks, and a few of the (current) potential dealbreakers when it comes to using this exciting new technology in a real app.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Paul Reilly</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Kotlin MPP in action on the Argus Project</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/259741586/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Tonight, I will present a status update on the Argus project. We will focus on a Kotlin MPP support library
used to provide data from The Movie DB (TMDB) visiting some Kotlin features used in the library (tmdb-lib at
https://github.com/pajato/tmdb-lib), specifically parsing Json with Kotlin Serialization, accessing TMDB data sets using
coroutines and testing using Ktor. The talk will be highly interactive as I seek out feedback and suggestions from the
Kotlin gurus in attendance.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michel Onwordi</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>Type Assisted Development: A case for Inline Classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzfbcc/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Berlin, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Oleksii Fedorov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin user group Berlin</title>
        <subject>How to Avoid False Sense of Null-safety?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-berlin/events/tvhffpyzfbcc/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Gabriel Alexandru</speaker>
        <title>Softbinator</title>
        <subject>Let's talk about Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/softbinator/events/259793500/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Oslo, Norway</location>
        <speaker>Marie Katrine Ekeberg, Anders Mikkelsen</speaker>
        <title>Oslo Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin hack and learn - coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/meetup-group-nWeRbyMu/events/259663337/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Want to hack and learn coroutines with us? Coroutines is a popular topic these days when parallell and asynchronous programming is discussed. In this meetup we will take a look at coroutines, their differences to threads and how you can use it in your project. Instead of just a presentation, we will hack and learn together! Bring your laptop, we will provide pizza and tasks. To get you started we will even throw a short introductory presentation into the mix.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Belfast, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Gareth Fleming</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belfast User Group</title>
        <subject>The transition from Java to the wonderful world of Koltin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-belfast/events/259063462/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Belfast, United Kingdom</location>
        <speaker>Dmitry Kandalov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Belfast User Group</title>
        <subject>Writing a fully-working game of Snake in less than an hour of pure Kotlin + IntelliJ</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-belfast/events/259063462/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Sydney, Australia</location>
        <speaker>Dave Glover</speaker>
        <title>Sydney Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Building an End-to-End Secure, Scalable IoT Serverless Solution</subject>
        <url>https://sydspace.org/kotlin/#meetup-march-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn how to build and run your IoT solutions securely and at scale. We will cover device security with Azure Sphere, distribute intelligence to the edge with Azure IoT Edge, and building real-time serverless solutions with Azure Functions and Azure SignalR</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>uk</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Dmytro Gorodnitskiy</speaker>
        <title>Lviv Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Android navigation components: як не заблукати серед трьох сосен</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lviv-Kotlin-User-Group/events/259467289/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>uk</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Rostyslav Lesovyi</speaker>
        <title>Lviv Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines In-depth</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lviv-Kotlin-User-Group/events/259467289/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Dnipro, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Anna Shkabara</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Dnipro</title>
        <subject>A short story about Android BLE</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Dnipro/events/259955166/</url>

    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Dnipro, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Eugene Surkov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Dnipro</title>
        <subject>Coroutines - just do it</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Dnipro/events/259955166/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskała</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Warsaw</title>
        <subject>Understanding Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/258459508/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOoJnJJnAG4&amp;feature=youtu.be</video>
        </content>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Coroutines is a powerful tool. Well implemented concept of suspendable computation... It is a dream of many theoretics of concurrent programming for a long time. But how it is possible? How do Kotlin coroutines really work? Why are they important? What do they introduce? And finally, how you can use them in your project?</p>
<p>In this talk, I will show you how to use Kotlin Coroutines and what makes them so special and so efficient. I will also discuss if they are an alternative to RxJava.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-25</endDate>
        <location>Toronto, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Arturo Mejia</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Toronto</title>
        <subject>A gentle introduction to Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Toronto/events/259760993/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk, we're are going to introduce the concept of Kotlin Coroutines in an easy and simple way.
We are going to talk about its core concepts, what's makes them special, how you can use and test them,
and finally how they are different from other alternatives like Rx.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Yahor Berdnikov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich</title>
        <subject>First stable release of CoRedux. What is change since previous talk and how it look now?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/259525671/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Danny Preusler</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich</title>
        <subject>Lightning Talk about Property Delegates</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/259525671/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Ilya Chernikov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Munich</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Scripting. Using Kotlin as a scripting language</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Munich/events/259525671/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Alfred Foltin</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin.amsterdam</title>
        <subject>Hacking with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-amsterdam/events/259771811/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have a Kotlin project you want to show? Just getting started with Kotlin and need some help? Interested in some Kotlin hacks? This evening is for you.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Ondo, Nigeria</location>
        <speaker>Akinrolie Shola Slick</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Ondo User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Webinar Ondo</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Ondo-User-Group/events/259292075/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Experience the power of the fastest growing language in the world. Learn mobile development with ease and get resources, tools, and latest updates on Kotlin and more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-02</endDate>
        <location>Kassel, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nils Schmidt</speaker>
        <title>Kassel Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Einführung in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kassel-Kotlin-User-Group/events/259755584/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-03</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ryan Perkins</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin Users Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/259929789/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will discuss what multi-platform and native Kotlin is, how organizations and teams can utilize it in their projects, and the advantages and disadvantages of adopting it.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-03</endDate>
        <location>Karlsruhe, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Falk Appel</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Karlsruhe User Group</title>
        <subject>Build your own Kotlin Dependency Injection</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Karlsruhe-User-Group/events/259757223/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-23</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Andrey Govorovsky</speaker>
        <title>Apps Conf 2019</title>
        <subject>Model Driven-конфигурация приложения на Kotlin DSL</subject>
        <url>http://appsconf.ru/moscow/2019/abstracts/5058</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Трудно представить современное мобильное приложение без удаленной конфигурации - A/B-тесты, запуск новых фич, замена строк, графических ресурсов.</p>
<p>В ходе доклада мы рассмотрим как создать DSL на Kotlin для описания конфигурации приложения и как из него сгенерировать парсеры с валидацией, документацию и настройки разработчика.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>sk</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Bratislava, Slovakia</location>
        <speaker>Rainer Kern</speaker>
        <title>GDG Bratislava</title>
        <subject>Coroutines in Kotlin 1.3 &amp; Assisted ViewModel Injection</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Bratislava/events/259866663/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Prezentácie si pre vás pripravili softvérový architekt a Kotlinový nadšenec Rainer Kern a šéf Android developerov v Sygicu Miroslav Kacera.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Cyril Findeling</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Découvrir Kotlin avec des mini-jeux Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/259473328/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Robin Penea</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>De Java à Kotlin: L'histoire d'une migration Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/259473328/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Salomon Brys</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Paris Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Puzzlers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Paris-Meetup/events/259473328/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-02</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Jag Saund</speaker>
        <title>The San Francisco Android GDG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines and Channels: From 0 to 100</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sfandroid/events/259585686/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We all know multithreaded application development can make you 🤔😡. Chasing down deadlocks and race conditions can keep you up at night. But Kotlin introduces another way to tackle the problem. This talk introduces the fundamentals of both Coroutines and Channels with a simple Coffee Shop analogy. It'll take you from the foundation to a few different approaches on solving common problems. See how you can add Coroutines and Channels to your toolbox of asynchronous programming.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-02</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean Massie</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Portland User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, standing on the shoulders of Giants.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Portland-User-Group/events/ttbqjqyzgbdb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will be a discussion on the wonders of Java and what Kotlin has done to build on them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-04</endDate>
        <location>Austin, TX, USA</location>
        <speaker>Lauren Yew</speaker>
        <title>Google Developer Group Austin</title>
        <subject>Threading Made Easy! A Busy Developer’s Guide to Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/gdgaustin/events/259531184/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>- What coroutines are and how they function
- How to use them (with real world examples and demos)
- Where and why you should use coroutines in your app
- How to avoid pitfalls of coroutines
- How they compare to other threading solutions like callbacks and RxJava</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-12</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Daniele Campogiani, Giovanni Catania</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Pisa 2019</title>
        <subject>Functional Validation with Arrow and Bow</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgpisa.it/schedule/2019-04-13?sessionId=205</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>An introduction to some data types of Arrow and Bow: we will use them to validate a form in an application. Code samples will be in Kotlin and Swift</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-03</endDate>
        <location>San Diego, CA</location>
        <speaker>Ian Brandt</speaker>
        <title>San Diego Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Monthly Kotlin!</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/sd-kotlin/events/hxkqbqyzgbfb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-04</endDate>
        <location>Lausanne, Switzerland</location>
        <speaker>Jonas Schmid</speaker>
        <title>Mobile Romandie Beer</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for Swift developers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Mobile-Romandie-Beer/events/258869460/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Swift and Kotlin have a lot of concepts in common but they also have a few notable differences. Knowing both languages can help you write better code and share ideas between developers of “the other platform”.
> We will cover the basics of Kotlin before converting a Swift app into a Kotlin one. We will use concepts such as sealed classes, extensions and of course coroutines to make our code more robust and readable.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-04</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Nazarii Ivanchuk</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin London</title>
        <subject>Suspending functions, coroutines and state machines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-london/events/259735082/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Suspending functions, coroutines and state machines Explore. How Kotlin coroutine works under the hood. Introduction into the dark arts of the coroutines transformation during compilation.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-04</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Pablisco</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin London</title>
        <subject>A null hypothesis</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-london/events/259735082/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We are going to explore how we use nullable types in Kotlin — going through the benefits, caveats and alternatives that can make or break our code. What can we do to make our code more readable, maintainable and less error bound? What should we avoid? It may contain traces of opinions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-09</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-09</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Martial Maillot</speaker>
        <title>Lyon Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>La programmation orienté objet en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lyon-Kotlin-User-Group/events/rrxsqqyzgbmb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>20 minutes en livecoding pour découvrir les listes.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-10</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Hadi Hariri</speaker>
        <title>St. Petersburg Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Ktor for server-side development</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/St-Petersburg-Kotlin-User-Group/events/260173917/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ktor is an asynchronous web framework built from the the ground up using Kotlin and coroutines. It provides developers the ability to create both server and client applications targeting a variety of platforms including JVM, JavaScript and macOS, Windows and Linux via Kotlin/Native. In this talk we’re going to focus primarily on Ktor as a server application, see how simple it is to create asynchronous and robust server side applications, deployment models, features it provides out of the box, its extensibility model, and how it’s different to some of the other existing solutions on the market</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-22</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Ionut Balosin</speaker>
        <title>Voxxed Days Bucharest 2019</title>
        <subject>Desugaring Kotlin features and their performance impact</subject>
        <url>https://romania.voxxeddays.com/2019/02/03/desugaring-kotlin-features-and-their-performance-impact/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this presentation I will try to demystify a few Kotlin language features and to present how they are compiled
into the bytecode in order to have a better understanding about what happens under the hood.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-07</endDate>
        <location>Rochester, NY</location>
        <speaker>George Adams, Stephen Byrne</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Rochester</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - A brief introduction to the language.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/RocDev/events/258581233/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will cover enough of the structure andsyntax that hopefully everybody will be able to follow along for the rest of the evening.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-07</endDate>
        <location>Rochester, NY</location>
        <speaker>George Adams, Stephen Byrne</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Rochester</title>
        <subject>Web Services - Comparison of the leading Kotlin-based web frameworks - Ktor andJavalin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/RocDev/events/258581233/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-07</endDate>
        <location>Rochester, NY</location>
        <speaker>George Adams, Stephen Byrne</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Rochester</title>
        <subject>Desktop GUIs</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/RocDev/events/258581233/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>TornadoFX, a JavaFX framework for Kotlin that uses type-safe buildersto make building views easy and readable.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-07</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-07</endDate>
        <location>Rochester, NY</location>
        <speaker>George Adams, Stephen Byrne</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Rochester</title>
        <subject>Coroutines - Asynchronous programming without expensive threads and context switches.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/RocDev/events/258581233/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-06</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam, Josh Long</speaker>
        <title>DevNexus 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin jumpstart with Venkat and Josh, part 1</subject>
        <url>https://devnexus.com/presentations/3545/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A two hour, live-coded, presentation on getting you on the road to Kotlin with Josh Long and Venkat S!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-06</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Dev Gupta</speaker>
        <title>DevNexus 2019</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://devnexus.com/presentations/3211/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Let’s showcase how Kotlin makes Java developers lives easier in Spring Boot</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-06</endDate>
        <location>Atlanta, USA</location>
        <speaker>Venkat Subramaniam</speaker>
        <title>DevNexus 2019</title>
        <subject>Developing Micronaut Applications with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://devnexus.com/presentations/3509/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>If you’re developing with Kotlin or getting started with the language, come to this talk to find out how to program your Micronaut application with Kotlin. Kotlin brings a variety of interesting features for fluency, type safety, and asynchronous programming. Learn how to leverage those capacities of the language in the context of Micronaut.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-16</endDate>
        <location>Gdansk,Poland</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Vlodarskiy</speaker>
        <title>SegFault University</title>
        <subject>Kotlin plus Spring minus Adnotacje</subject>
        <url>http://segfault.events/sites/gdansk2019/abstracts/kotlin-spring/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Spring 5 dostał natywne wsparcie dla Kotlina z wygodnym DSLem i wygląda na to, że już po ludzku można ogarnąć konfigurację w trakcie kompilacji bez żadnych adnotacji, dziwnych CGlib proxy i majstrowania w runtime.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-14</endDate>
        <location>Gdansk,Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>SegFault University</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for Java developers</subject>
        <url>http://segfault.events/sites/gdansk2019/abstracts/kotlin-for-java-developers/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>What’s all the fuss about Kotlin? On this workshop, you will discover it yourself. It will cover the most important Kotlin features. Show null-safety, extension functions and why collection processing in Kotlin is so good.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-22</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Dmitry Kandalov</speaker>
        <title>Voxxed Days Bucharest 2019</title>
        <subject>Live Coding Kotlin/Native Snake</subject>
        <url>https://romania.voxxeddays.com/2019/02/26/live-coding-kotlin-native-snake/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dmitry Kandalov has been programming and trying to get better at it since DOS times. The last 10 years or so he spent in Java and JVM languages land, most recently focusing on Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-29</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Victor Rentea</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Kindergarten</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Kindergarten ep #02</subject>
        <url>https://eventil.com/events/kotlin-kindergarten-ep-02</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sick of Java? Let’s try Kotlin : probably the next de-facto standard for Android apps, and a cool compact language to write your JUnit tests in.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-11</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Mathias Düsterhöft</speaker>
        <title>Serverless Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Fighting cold startup issues for your Kotlin Lambda with GraalVM</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Serverless-Hamburg/events/258959816/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>how we can fight cold startup times for Kotlin or Java functions on AWS Lambda using GraalVM and the AWS newly announced Custom Lambda Runtimes.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-12</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mathias Düsterhöft</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Building and Using Kotlin DSL's</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Kotlin/events/259395990/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Join us as we hear from two of our regular attendees, John Burns and Jonathan Bisson as they speak about building and utilizing Domain Specific Languages (DSLs for short) in Kotlin. Domain specific languages are subsets of functions in a programming language designed specifically to ease development and communicate intention more effectively within a particular problem-space.</p>
<p>John Burns will kick things off around 6pm by examining how Kotlin's language features enable us to construct a DSL for building static websites.</p>
<p>Jonathan Bisson will follow up speaking about how he utilizes Kotlin in his daily professional life and he will explore some of the applications he has built, some of the libraries used (SpringBoot, TornadoFX) and the science surrounding them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-13</endDate>
        <location>Kitchener, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Ersin Ertan</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Waterloo P2P</title>
        <subject>Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Waterloo-P2P/events/259552403/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines have large benefits over the regular threading model of Java. Most threads wait on IO 99% of the time and coroutines make use of this time to perform real work. Scalability is dramatically increased and memory consumption is reduced.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-22</endDate>
        <location>Bucharest, Romania</location>
        <speaker>Ionut Balosin</speaker>
        <title>Voxxed Days Bucharest 2019</title>
        <subject>Desugaring Kotlin features and their performance impact</subject>
        <url>https://romania.voxxeddays.com/2019/02/03/desugaring-kotlin-features-and-their-performance-impact/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this presentation I will try to demystify few Kotlin language features and to present how they are compiled into the bytecode in order to have a better understanding about what happens under the hood.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-30</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Mercedes Wyss</speaker>
        <title>GreachConf</title>
        <subject>Kotlin &amp; Implications in an IoT project</subject>
        <url>https://agenda.greachconf.com/talk/kotlin-implications-in-an-iot-project</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Develop IoT solutions with Kotlin is possible thanks to the incorporation to Kotlin as a first class programming language to Android and the becoming of Android Things, an optimized version of Android for embedded devices. This talk is looking for explore the aspects around IoT projects, Hardware, Security, Server Side, Data Analysis from the hand of Android Things and Kotlin.</p>
<p>The Internet of Things is a technology that has been echoing for some time. Arriving to generate interesting and attractive solutions. It usually happens that those who develop this type of solutions know about the Hardware, or they only have knowledge of the Software side. This talk seeks to explore all those aspects around IoT in the hand of a real project for monitoring fishbowls (something that you can implement at home).</p>
<p>In the hardware side, we will use sensors and different technologies for handle the information obtained from these (Raspberry PI, Arduino, etc). Since we want to show how to use Kotlin for develop IoT solutions, we will use Android Things with Kotlin and Raspberry PI.</p>
<p>The server side, using Serverless or IoT cloud solutions, options to analyze our information. Finally, is important take some considerations over the security aspects in IoT projects, although there are not yet 100% solid solutions, there are already efforts to solve this.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-05</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-05</endDate>
        <location>Portland, OR, USA</location>
        <speaker>Josh Owens</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Portland User Group</title>
        <subject>Our first kotlin android app</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Portland-User-Group/events/ttbqjqyzfbhb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A look at how two Kroger apprentices built an internal app to facilitate regression testing on Android devices using deep links, Kotlin, MVVM patterns, and a node middleware server built with Koa. They will cover tools they found, UI patterns, and the learning experience behind building your first Android app.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-14</endDate>
        <location>Guadalajara, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Vicente Martínez</speaker>
        <title>Guadalajara Hack Nights</title>
        <subject>Room for Android in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Guadalajara-Hack-Nights/events/259095605/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Room is a persistence library that provides a level of abstraction over SQLite. It has many advantages over traditional ORM's and we will be learning a proper use of it by creating a simple app that remind us when and how much to pay for our credit cards. We will be talking about some of the common designs to create relationships using DAOS in Room and accessing Live Data. Also, we will be discovering some hot topics using Kotlin for Android</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-19</endDate>
        <location>Santa Cruz, CA</location>
        <speaker>John Kaster</speaker>
        <title>Santa Cruz Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin-related talk TBD</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Santa-Cruz-Kotlin-User-Group/events/pbbvjqyzfbzb/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-19</endDate>
        <location>Addison, TX</location>
        <speaker>Chris Koeberle</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin DFW</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Code Generation with KotlinPoet</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-DFW/events/258830399/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will cover Kotlin code generation with KotlinPoet. KotlinPoet is a Kotlin (and Java) API for generating kotlin source files.</p>
Sometimes a task is repetitive enough that it seems like you shouldn’t actually have to do it, but not so repetitive that you can just tell the IDE to handle it. KotlinPoet will help you generate Kotlin code, whether in an annotation processor, in a local script, or even to share a common definition between server and client. We’ll look at how it works, and some tips and tricks for solving common problems with it!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Valeriy Ovechkin</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>How Caviar migrated their Android app from Java to 100% Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/259407623/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-21</endDate>
        <location>San Francisco, CA, USA</location>
        <speaker>Panel Discussion</speaker>
        <title>San Francisco Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Migrating Code &amp; Teams to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Kotlin-Meetup/events/259407623/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ko</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-08</endDate>
        <location>Seoul, Korea</location>
        <speaker>KJ Jeon</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Seoul</title>
        <subject>Effective Java and Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinkr/events/259457837/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The book, 'Effective Java' introduces guidelines for implementing efficient and well-designed Java programs.
Kotlin has a design that can be applied to these guidelines. The Kotlin Reference document cites this book to support the explanation.
In this session, we will go over the rules of the 'Effective Java' and share how it is reflected in Kotlin or how it can be applied.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ko</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-08</endDate>
        <location>Seoul, Korea</location>
        <speaker>SH Lee</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Seoul</title>
        <subject>Create elegant code using Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinkr/events/259457837/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Introduction to how to make code elegant by using high order function, extension function, function literals with receivers, DSL etc. showing example of Kotlin code actually applied to FLO.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ko</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-08</endDate>
        <location>Seoul, Korea</location>
        <speaker>HS Kang</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Seoul</title>
        <subject>Why Kotin? - from Java developer's point of view</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinkr/events/259457837/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will share you why Java developers feel inconvenienced while using Java by comparing the Java example code with the Kotlin example code, introducing the merits and why the Java developers should change the project to Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ko</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-08</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-08</endDate>
        <location>Seoul, Korea</location>
        <speaker>JW Heo</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Seoul</title>
        <subject>Kotlin + AWS Lambda and API Gateway</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinkr/events/259457837/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Create and deploy a simple API using Kotlin and the AWS SAM (serverless application model). The script to build and distribute is also written in Kotlin (Gradle + Kotlin DSL).</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Dmitry Kandalov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin London</title>
        <subject>Live coding algorithms</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-london/events/258399375/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This is live coding session in Kotlin with TDD which will cover binary search, merge sort and heap/quick sort. Although these algorithms might seem simple, there are a few subtleties related to the algorithms and their implementation on
JVM.</p>
<p>The session assumes that you're already familiar with the algorithms to some extent.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Guillermo Orellana</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin London</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-london/events/258399375/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Nowadays Kotlin is more than a JVM language - it allows you to target so many more different platforms.
<p>In this talk we'll explore how Kotlin powers the creation of a web app that served as an introduction to full stack engineering for somebody with an Android background.</p>
<p>We will explore pros, cons and pitfalls and have fun deploying to the could!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Guadalajara, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Ignacio Arces</speaker>
        <title>Guadalajara Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Painless Dependency InjeKtion</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-GDL/events/258772840/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Hablaremos de la importancia de DI para crear código modular y altamente testeable. Diferentes tipos de DI con PROs/CONs y daremos un vistazo a las diferentes opciones disponibles para implementar DI con Kotlin; desde las librerías tradicionales de Java como Spring y Guice hasta las opciones 100% Kotlin como KoDeIn e Insert-Koin</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Guadalajara, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>David Cordova</speaker>
        <title>Guadalajara Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>The Strategy and Komposition</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-GDL/events/258772840/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Muchas buenas practicas vienen incluidas en Kotlin por la misma forma en que esta diseñado el lenguaje y una de ellas es el favorecer la composicion de clases. Hablaremos de porque es ventajoso tener esto sobre la herencia y como podemos implementar el patron de Strategy en nuestros proyectos.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-13</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Zachary Smith</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Intro to Web Dev with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/258684498/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With front-end web apps becoming larger and more complex, and Node.js allowing Javascript to be used on the server side, the language has had a rapid rise in popularity. But for many JVM/Android developers, the thought of getting into front end web development and the Javascript ecosystem can seem quite unpleasant. However with Kotlin's ability to target JS, we can leverage the language features we've come to love, to make the experience a bit more fun. In this talk, we'll explore how we can build a Kotlin front-end application and even use Kotlin to interact with Node.js on the server.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-13</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Brian Plummer</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Moshi: Kotlin Codegen</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/258684498/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn how to leverage Moshi’s Kotlin codegen so your data model can be immutable and quickly parsed reflection free. I’ll discuss why this is important to us as developers, integration details, and how Moshi implemented this feature!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-14</endDate>
        <location>Cambridge, MA</location>
        <speaker>Constantine Bialik</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Office Hours</title>
        <subject>Kotlin-DSL for Gradle: How to convert Gradle scripts to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-office-hours/events/258798239/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Now it's more then a year since Gradle officially supports Kotlin-DSL to define projects. This (and JetBrain’s effort to support of Kotlin-Native) allows to develop most of the projects COMPLETELY in Kotlin including server side, client side, native/mobile application and build/test scripts.</p>
<p>However most project generating tools still create Gradle scripts in Groovy only. Even IntelliJ IDEA creates Kotlin projects with Groovy script for Gradle.</p>
<p>Now is the perfect time for this presentation to demonstrate how easy it is to convert Groovy script for Gradle to Kotlin-DSL script for Gradle.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-18</endDate>
        <location>Villach, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Lorenz Schmoliner</speaker>
        <title>Developer Meetup Kärnten</title>
        <subject>Quick Intro zu Kotlin Native</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/devmeetupk/events/258826490/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin Native ermöglicht es euch Kotlin Code zu schreiben und diesen dann zu nativem plattform-spezifischen Code zu kompilieren. Unterstützte Zielplattformen sind unter anderem iOS und Android. Lorenz wird euch in einem Intro zeigen, was man sich darunter vorstellen kann.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-21</endDate>
        <location>Kielce, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Krzysztof Korbacz, Paweł Pyzik</speaker>
        <title>Kielce Java User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin na backendzie</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kielce-Java-User-Group/events/258820631/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Zastanawialiście się ostatnio czy ten nowy projekt backendowy jest dobrym miejscem by spróbować Kotlina (i nie chodzi nam o ketchup)?</p>
<p>Ale wszystko co wiecie na temat Kotlina to wiedza pozyskana z kilku prezentacji lub blog postów, które mówią jak młodzieżowy jest to język?</p>
<p>Może dobrym pomysłem byłoby zapytać kogoś kto tego spróbował na własnej skórze? I oto jesteśmy my by opowiedzieć Wam naszą historię transformacji z Java Backend do Java/Kotlin Backend developerów.</p>
<p>Opowiemy Wam jakie Kotlin kryje w sobie pułapki, które ficzery Kotlina podobają nam się najbardziej. Przeprowadzimy Was przez recepty, które zebraliśmy w trakcie prac nad naszym ostatnim projektem.</p>
<p>A jako wisienka na torcie: powiemy Wam czy wybralibyśmy Kotlina ponownie dysponując wiedzą, którą dysponujemy
dzisiaj.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Ricardo Caetano, Pedro Alves</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Boas vindas</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/258269613/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Pedro Alves</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Porque escolhi Kotlin para ensinar programação</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/258269613/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Lisbon, Portugal</location>
        <speaker>Fábio Rito</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lisboa</title>
        <subject>Lightweightform - Utilização prática da linguagem em contexto multiplataforma para validar dados no
            Frontend e Backend
        </subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-lisboa/events/258269613/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Alex Koufatzis</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/257953412/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Giso Bartels</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Model-View-Intent with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/257953412/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Alonso Torres</speaker>
        <title>Madrid GUG</title>
        <subject>Kotlin para Grooviers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/madrid-gug/events/258091440/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Google lo soporta como lenguaje de primer nivel para Android, muchas bibliotecas le dan soporte al primer nivel e incluso nuestro querido Gradle lo va a usar para implementar su DSL alternativa./p>
<p>No es ningún secreto que Jetbrains, los creadores del lenguaje, se inspiraron muchísimo en Groovy. Eso nos coloca a los programadores de Groovy en un punto ideal porque con poco esfuerzo podemos aprender este nuevo lenguaje trayéndonos mucha experiencia./p>
<p>En esta charla voy a hacer un recorrido por algunas de las principales características del lenguaje y ponerlas frente a frente con Groovy. Veremos ventajas e inconvenientes de las dos aproximaciones y espero que salgáis con bastante ideas de cómo es el lenguaje.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Vyacheslav Koldovskyy</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lviv User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin &amp; Google cloud platform</subject>
        <url>https://dou.ua/calendar/25485/?from=tw</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Zolotov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Lviv User Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutines on Server side</subject>
        <url>https://dou.ua/calendar/25485/?from=tw</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-27</endDate>
        <location>Barcelona, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Mercedes Wyss</speaker>
        <title>JBCNConf</title>
        <subject>Kotlin &amp; Implications in an IoT project</subject>
        <url>http://www.jbcnconf.com/2019/infoTalk.html?id=5c196e3638da165f64820b2d</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Develop IoT solutions with Kotlin is possible thanks to the incorporation to Kotlin as a first class programming language to Android and the becoming of Android Things, an optimized version of Android for embedded devices. This talk is looking for explore the aspects around IoT projects, Hardware, Security, Server Side, Data Analysis from the hand of Android Things and Kotlin. The Internet of Things is a technology that has been echoing for some time. Arriving to generate interesting and attractive solutions. It usually happens that those who develop this type of solutions know about the Hardware, or they only have knowledge of the Software side. This talk seeks to explore all those aspects around IoT in the hand of a real project for monitoring fishbowls (something that you can implement at home). In the hardware side, we will use sensors and different technologies for handle the information obtained from these (Raspberry PI, Arduino, etc). Since we want to show how to use Kotlin for develop IoT solutions, we will use Android Things with Kotlin and Raspberry PI. The server side, using Serverless or IoT cloud solutions, options to analyze our information. Finally, is important take some considerations over the security aspects in IoT projects, although there are not yet 100% solid solutions, there are already efforts to solve this.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-27</endDate>
        <location>Barcelona, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Paulien van Alst, Brian Vermeer</speaker>
        <title>JBCNConf</title>
        <subject>My Kotlin is better than your Java!</subject>
        <url>http://www.jbcnconf.com/2019/infoTalk.html?id=5c48ec449034ae38180b14dd</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>TLDR: The big discussion: Kotlin or Java, to migrate or not to migrate and why... The world of languages on the JVM has seen alternatives to Java come and go. Kotlin is probably the most popular one at this moment. Although Java is still one of the most commonly used programming languages, Kotlin seems to keep growing very fast. Where Java is known for its verbosity, Kotlin aims at making programming easier. On the other hand, Kotlin is a mix of paradigms and forces you to learn yet another language. Moreover, with all the new features that are rapidly introduced in Java, is Kotlin actually needed? So what are the aspects where they differ from each other? In which situations should we choose the one or the other? Should we migrate to Kotlin or is Java good enough? As Kotlin claims full interoperability with Java, should we even choose? In this talk we will fire up the battle between Kotlin and Java. In this battle one of us will root for Java while the other cheers for Kotlin. Who wins? That is totally up to you. The audience will be judge and jury. So...bring it on.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Antonio Leiva</speaker>
        <title>GreachConf</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Workshop</subject>
        <url>https://agenda.greachconf.com/talk/kotlin-workshop</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-29</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Nicolás Patarino</speaker>
        <title>GreachConf</title>
        <subject>When Clean Architecture met Kotlin: A love story</subject>
        <url>https://agenda.greachconf.com/talk/when-clean-architecture-met-kotlin-a-love-story</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin, a modern language bursts into the community when developers have been perfecting what they call Clean Architecture for years, some potions and spells with which to increase the power of testability and become independent of evil external agents and cruel frameworks.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-29</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Alberto de Avila</speaker>
        <title>GreachConf</title>
        <subject>GRAALVM with Groovy &amp; Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://agenda.greachconf.com/talk/graalvm-with-groovy-kotlin</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you heard about GRAALVM? Maybe yes, but, how can we use it? In this talk we are going to see how to create images to execute our JVM applications faster and what are the GRAALVM limitations when using Groovy or Kotlin as program languagues</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-19</endDate>
        <location>Bangalore, India</location>
        <speaker>Adit Lal</speaker>
        <title>BlrKotlin</title>
        <subject>Empower Session: The Power Of Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://skillenza.com/challenge/socgen-kotlin-meetup-feb-2019</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Societe Generale which is regarded among the most forward thinking banks is organizing a meetup to structure a network of enthusiastic professionals around development trends in financial infrastructure surrounding Kotlin.This talk introduces and highlights how we could use Kotlin DSL’s and add some readability of code by enforcing the use of declarative code with minimum boilerplate, as well as look at why Kotlin is particularly good for DSLs with examples. And we are doing this with BlrKotlin (Bengaluru’s favourite Kotlin User Group).</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Copenhagen, Denmark</location>
        <speaker>Benoit Hebrard</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Copenhagen User Group</title>
        <subject>Sealed classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Copenhagen/events/258526808/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Sealed classes are often described as enums on steroids. This talk will be an introduction to how sealed classes work, and some practical applications for them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-20</endDate>
        <location>México,Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Adrian Catalan</speaker>
        <title>GDG Androidtitlan</title>
        <subject>If your code looks like it's Kotlin &amp; quacks like it's Kotlin, then it probably is swift.</subject>
        <url>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/activity-35-9th-anniversary-tickets-56545090889?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&amp;fbclid=IwAR1sCf3Y5Te8UKzH5jpnJ1OIrGiE2bU_r3hJl1oFv1k4Mx_k0jkrzqAASHM</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-22</endDate>
        <location>Kampala, Uganda</location>
        <speaker>Kevin Janvier</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Uganda User Group</title>
        <subject>Intro to Web Dev with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.facebook.com/events/598956270515802/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>With front-end web apps becoming larger and more complex, and Node.js allowing Javascript to be used on the server side, the language has had a rapid rise in popularity. But for many JVM/Android developers, the thought of getting into front end web development and the Javascript ecosystem can seem quite unpleasant. However with Kotlin's ability to target JS, we can leverage the language features we've come to love, to make the experience a bit more fun. In this talk, we'll explore how we can build a Kotlin front-end application and even use Kotlin to interact with Node.js on the server.
Learn how to leverage Kevin’s Kotlin codegen so your data model can be immutable and quickly parsed reflection free. I’ll discuss why this is important to us as developers, integration details, and how Moshi implemented this feature!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Taganrog, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Alexey Shafranov</speaker>
        <title>Taganrog Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Исключения в Kotlin и их особенности</subject>
        <url>https://vk.com/wall-177966710_6</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Taganrog, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Andrey Tereshchenko</speaker>
        <title>Taganrog Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Корутины. Гибкое асинхронное программирование в Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://vk.com/wall-177966710_6</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Taganrog, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Victor Petrenko</speaker>
        <title>Taganrog Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin vs Swift</subject>
        <url>https://vk.com/wall-177966710_6</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Taganrog, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Denis Alexandrov</speaker>
        <title>Taganrog Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Десерт от Kotlin - синтаксический сахар</subject>
        <url>https://vk.com/wall-177966710_6</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Samara, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Andrey Antipov</speaker>
        <title>Samara Kotlin User Groups</title>
        <subject>Тестируем выразительность языка (ломаем компилятор) на примере Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://samara-it-community.timepad.ru/event/897399/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>На что стоит обратить внимание при исследовании выразительных средств нового языка программирования. С какими багами и непонятностями я столкнулся в процессе исследования Kotlin</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-02</endDate>
        <location>Bangladesh, India</location>
        <speaker>S M Mohi-Us Sunnat</speaker>
        <title>Bangladesh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>A Day with Kotlin for DIU Students</subject>
        <url>https://www.facebook.com/events/2269176219995187/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This is the first meetup arranged by Bangladesh Kotlin User Group for the developers of Bangladesh. In this meetup, there will be the expertise Kotlin developers of Bangladesh who will be sharing their view on Kotlin.</p>
<p>What will you get to know:
1) What are the scopes of using Kotlin
2) How it can ease the coding experience
3) What are the ways it benefits a developer to code?
4) Why Kotlin is the new future of Android development.
5) How to use this language in an app (Demonstration)
6) Object-oriented programming with Kotlin
7) Android with Kotlin</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-02</endDate>
        <location>Bangladesh, India</location>
        <speaker>S M Mohi-Us Sunnat</speaker>
        <title>Bangladesh Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Basic Uses of Kotlin in Android and Spring</subject>
        <url>https://www.facebook.com/events/2269176219995187/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Start with the Past, Present & Future of Kotlin. What will be the Future scopes of Kotlin Developers? Demonstrate the Basic Uses of Kotlin Android and Server with some simple code. Lastly, invite to join the Facebook group.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-01</endDate>
        <location>London, UK</location>
        <speaker>Alex Dunn</speaker>
        <title>NDC London</title>
        <subject>Kotlin for C# Developers</subject>
        <url>https://ndc-london.com/talk/kotlin-for-c-developers/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dive into the latest craze in languages and platforms - Kotlin. This time we will be looking at it from the perspective of a .NET C# developer, draw comparisons between the languages, and bridge the gap between these 2 amazing languages. We'll look at: Kotlin as a language Platforms Kotlin is great for Object Oriented Implementations in Kotlin Extended Features Features Kotlin has that C# doesn't A demo Android application in Kotlin vs a Xamarin.Android app in C# In the end you will leave with a foundational knowledge of Kotlin and its capabilities to build awesome apps with less code. You should feel comfortable comparing C# applications to Kotlin applications and know where to find resources to learn even more!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Cairo, Egypt</location>
        <speaker>Shady Selim</speaker>
        <title>Career Launcher 6.0</title>
        <subject>What's New with Kotlin for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.facebook.com/events/1243280675797115/permalink/1246705902121259/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>What's New with Kotlin for Android</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-11</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-11</endDate>
        <location>Bristol, UK</location>
        <speaker>Andy Balaam</speaker>
        <title>ACCU 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin makes your Java code better</subject>
        <url>https://conference.accu.org/2019/sessions.html#XHowKotlinmakesyourJavacodebetter</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Concrete examples, based on real-world code, of how converting Java code to Kotlin improves it. We will cover: * Reducing the amount of code for common patterns like value objects and default parameters * Preventing errors using immutability, null safety and explicit inheritance * Expressing ideas more directly using pattern matching, sealed classes and conditional expressions * Less verbose functional-style code like streams and lambdas * Clearer object structure with primary and secondary constructors One of the joys of Kotlin is how easy it is to make a gradual transition from Java. All of the examples will demonstrate code that can be dropped in to an existing Java code base with little or no disruption. If we have time, we'll discuss things we wish were in Kotlin, and whether any of them are plausible on the JVM platform.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-06</endDate>
        <location>Benin, Nigeria</location>
        <speaker>Ebuka Onyebinamma</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Benin User group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin community: A necessity for every modern society</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Benin-User-group/events/258961825/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In recent times in the Tech world, precisely the software Engineering space, new technologies have evolved with kotlin as one of them, which has a very concise syntax, but powerful abilities and very versatile. Therefore, there is a need for every society to have a Kotlin community where members will be guided on learning the language and use it to solve problems around them.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Geoffrey Métais</speaker>
        <title>Paris Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Modern concurrency on Android with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Paris/events/258788405/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Le framework Android actuel, basé sur Java incite beaucoup à créer des "callback hells" et de nombreux points de blocage via des mutex, car nous n'avons pas de moyen plus simple de garantir la "thread safety".</p>
<p>Avec les coroutines, Kotlin apporte un framework complet et efficace pour s'occuper de la concurrence d'une manière plus performante et surtout plus simple.</p>
<p>Ce talk a pour but de montrer comment tirer parti des coroutines pour se débarraser des callbacks et des
synchonize.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Aubry Alexandre et Duponchel Nicolas</speaker>
        <title>Paris Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Rx vs Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Paris/events/258788405/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>La librairie Rx est une solution efficace et assez répandue pour traiter l’asynchronisme. Depuis l’arrivée de Kotlin une nouvelle solution est disponible : les coroutines.</p>
<p>Dans cette présentation nous exposerons les basiques de Rx et des Coroutines. Nous mettrons ensuite en confrontation les 2 solutions via des cas d’usages simples, afin de tirer les avantages de chaque techno. Finalement nous essaierons ensemble de comprendre les philosophies de chaque solution.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Paris, France</location>
        <speaker>Geoffrey Marizy</speaker>
        <title>Paris Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Wrapping Android callbacks</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Android-Paris/events/258788405/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Les coroutines et RxJava c'est bien joli mais le framework Android lui repose sur les callbacks.</p>
<p>Durant cette présentation, on va étendre la plateforme Android pour utiliser d'autres mécanismes ; coroutines, RxJava et LiveData. Je vous présenterai quelques techniques pour encapsuler les callbacks, et les avantages que l'on peut en tirer.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-26</endDate>
        <location>Vienna, Austria</location>
        <speaker>Rainer Kern</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Vienna</title>
        <subject>Coroutines in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Vienna/events/258992140/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Gaborone, Botswana</location>
        <speaker>Kesego Tumisang</speaker>
        <title>GDG Gaborone</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Night Gaborone</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Gaborone/events/257657567/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Wroclaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Anna Opoka</speaker>
        <title>GDG Wrocław</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Wroclaw/events/259093297/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Na warsztatach poznamy podstawowe elementy korutyn oraz sposoby na wykorzystanie ich w Androidowym projekcie. Przerobimy także przykładową aplikację z callbacków na Kotlin Coroutines.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>México City, Mexico</location>
        <speaker>Saúl Buentello</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin CDMX User Group</title>
        <subject>Coroutines vs Threads, are they any different?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-CDMX/events/259104858/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>When you read the documentation, it is said that coroutines can be suspended without blocking a thread but what is the difference between blocking and suspending? What happens when you launch a coroutine or start a thread?</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>Rafael Toledo, Consultor Líder</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Kotlin no backend com ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/259136223/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>E pra esse encontro vamos ter um workshop bem legal sobre como utilizar Kotlin no Backend com ktor, com o Rafael Toledo, Consultor Lider na ThoughtWorks. Vamos aprender na prática comoLevem seus notebooks, vai ser daora! :)</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>it</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-02</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-02</endDate>
        <location>Salerno, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Davide Cerbo</speaker>
        <title>DevDay Salerno</title>
        <subject>Kotlin: forse è la volta buona</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/devday-salerno/events/258898263/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Dopo 20 anni Java inizia a sentire il peso degli anni e la sua sintassi non evolve come vorremmo, ma la JVM resta sempre un ambiente affidabile ed è già in produzione presso moltissime aziende. Negli ultimi anni sono usciti molti linguaggi basati sulla JVM, ma non tutti hanno avuto il successo sperato. Kotlin ha conquistato Android e, ora, grazie a una sintassi intuitiva e grandi aziende che lo supportano potrebbe essere molto utilizzato anche nelle applicazioni web.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-28</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Michael Schneider</speaker>
        <title>Hamburg Data Science Meetup</title>
        <subject>Data hacking, from fast prototyping to production systems in order personalize Jimdo websites</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Hamburg-Data-Science-Meetup/events/258130550/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>A tool stack overview on building non blocking and near real time data products in Kotlin in order to personalize websites at Jimdo. From data sourcing using apache drill to rapid prototyping, addressing the importance of machine learning evaluation, production problems and finally a/b testing with live users. Embracing the data driven culture of learning and failing fast.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Evgeny Zakharov</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Kotlin, посмотрим насколько глубока кроличья нора</subject>
        <url>https://softer-meetup.timepad.ru/event/904248/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Порой возникают вопросы, почему в Kotlin некоторые вещи сделаны так, а не иначе. И на что стоит обратить внимание, если производительность играет не последнюю роль? Где же найти все ответы? Байткод! Заглянем внутрь, посмотрим на его декомпилированный вариант в Java, и большая часть вопросов исчезнет!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Moscow, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Vladislav Verminsky</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Moscow</title>
        <subject>Поваренная книга Kotlin Native/MPP</subject>
        <url>https://softer-meetup.timepad.ru/event/904248/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Цель доклада — рассказать о том, что такое Kotlin Native и Multiplatform, как они связаны между собой и чем отличаются, для каких целей используются. Познакомиться с компилятором kotlin-native и его инструментами, как создавать проекты через gradle, их структура и возможности плагинов. Создадим, скомпилируем и запустим проекты для Kotlin Native — C и Kotlin MPP — JS.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Athens, Greece</location>
        <speaker>Vladislav Verminsky</speaker>
        <title>GDG Android Athens</title>
        <subject>An introduction to Kotlin Coroutines for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Android-Athens/events/259046622/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Coroutines that fascinated devs from its early beta have graduated the experimental phase and are now stable 🎓. Coroutines provide a way to write asynchronous code sequentially making multithreaded programming more debuggable and maintainable. In this presentation Antonis will try to guide you through the main features of Coroutines that make it so special.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>


    <event>
        <lang>ua</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-23</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Marharyta Nedzelska</speaker>
        <title>JavaDay Lviv 2019</title>
        <subject>Rediscovering gRPC with Kotlin coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.javaday.org.ua/speakers/Marharyta-Nedzelska</url>
        <content>
            <slides>
                https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RNH_dqFWEOOF9rDtUc-wJojfK2dV-iSb-VmG7WIhrAw/edit#slide=id.g38a1a2af64_2_35
            </slides>
        </content>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Microservice architecture is now a huge trend...</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-23</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-23</endDate>
        <location>Lviv, Ukraine</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Zolotov</speaker>
        <title>JavaDay Lviv 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines in Practice</subject>
        <url>https://www.javaday.org.ua/speakers/Sergey-Zolotov</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin coroutines are a hot topic and were released this year. We use them in our projects on backend. In this talk I will show you how to use it in real back-end based applications, common patterns and problems you could face</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-12</endDate>
        <location>Stockholm, Sweden</location>
        <speaker>Mariana Bocoi</speaker>
        <title>Go See Tech Talks #9</title>
        <subject>Intro to Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Go-See-Tech-Talks/events/258963333/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin starts to take more space in the coding world. Why is it an interesting language? How is it different than Java? Why would one switch? For our next tech talk, we have invited Mariana Bocoi - a software developer at Volvo Car Mobility - who will try to answer these questions and share her experience from working in Java, Clojure and now Kotlin. Most of the comparisons will be to Java.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-12</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Martial Maillot</speaker>
        <title>Lyon Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>La programmation orienté objet en Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lyon-Kotlin-User-Group/events/rrxsqqyzfbqb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Livecoding pour découvrir les classes et extensions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-13</endDate>
        <location>Nürnberg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Nino Handler</speaker>
        <title>GDG Nuremberg Android</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - why, how, when - why?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Nuremberg-Android/events/xsfbcpyzfbjb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Nino will give you reasons to switch to Kotlin if you haven't done yet and explain why it is nothing to be afraid of. A big part of the talk will be about interoperability between Kotlin and Java and how to call Kotlin code from Java.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-14</endDate>
        <location>Haifa, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Nir Golan</speaker>
        <title>TechAssembly - Northern Tech Talks</title>
        <subject>Introduction to Kotlin.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/TechAssembly/events/259242490/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-20</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Kirill Rozov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Introduction</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS1N4DFYEQs</video>
            <slides>https://github.com/BelarusKUG/Course/blob/master/course_1/slides/1.pdf</slides>
        </content>

    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>OOP</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-06</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Krukov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Standard Library</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>
    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-13</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Anthony Rutkevich</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Functional Programming</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-20</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Schors</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Generics</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-27</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Kirill Rozov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>DSL+Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-03</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-03</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-10</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Krukov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Backwards Compatibility with Java</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-17</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Sergey Krukov, Kirill Rozov, Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>School.kt</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Ecosystem</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/course/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Lyon, France</location>
        <speaker>Martial Maillot</speaker>
        <title>Lyon Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Tests unitaires, une bonne recette</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lyon-Kotlin-User-Group/events/rrxsqqyzdbqb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Découverte : La programmation orienté objet en Kotlin : 20 minutes en livecoding pour découvrir la syntaxe et les outils proposés.</p>
<p>Confirmé : Tests unitaires, une bonne recette. Comment rendre vos tests unitaires plus lisible et concis avec
Kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-13</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-13</endDate>
        <location>Kitchener, Canada</location>
        <speaker>Andy Chow</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Waterloo P2P</title>
        <subject>Testing with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Waterloo-P2P/events/258362981/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Andy will demonstrate how testing with Kotlin is significantly cleaner, easier and more enjoyable than Java. Testing can take advantage of the majority of Kotlin features and has some very easy to use frameworks. As a result, testing is one of the easiest ways to start making the switch from Java to Kotlin or to begin your Kotlin journey, so this is a must see talk!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-20</endDate>
        <location>Hamburg, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jendrik Johannes</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Hamburg</title>
        <subject>Dependency Management in Gradle 5 and beyond</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Hamburg/events/258460746/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The Java ecosystem allows developers to profit from a large pool of reusable libraries. Traditionally, the platform-independence of Java always made it easy to publish and share ready-to-use libraries. As Kotlin and Android developers, we also profit from this existing catalogue of libraries. However, new challenges for dealing with dependencies in the JVM world emerged over the past years, as software systems grew further in complexity and new platforms, such as Kotlin or Android, emerged.</p>
<p>Dependency management is one of the major functionalities of the Gradle Build Tool.</p>
</p>Gradle 5 offers a number of new stable features to support developers in managing dependencies – and more can be expected soon.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Limerick, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Garth Gilmour</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Limerick User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin - The Whole Damn Family</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlinlimerick/events/258238931/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin has seen rapid adoption over the last two years, and is now mainstream on the JVM. But that is only the start of the story. During 2018 Kotlin JS became a realistic option for browser based apps, with extensive support for building UI's in React. This year will see the emergence of Kotlin Native, enabling you to write programs that run outside of the JVM across a range of platforms. Best of all your common code can be managed via multiplatform projects and libraries, ending the duplication of type declarations in distributed systems. In this talk Garth will present examples of both Kotlin JS Web apps and Kotlin Native programs and talk about the stability, maturity and long term prospects for each.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-27</endDate>
        <location>Frankfurt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Gustav Karlsson</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup Rhein-Main</title>
        <subject>Creating DSL:s in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Rhein-Main/events/258464544/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-27</endDate>
        <location>Frankfurt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Sabrina Wenngatz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup Rhein-Main</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Multiplatform</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Rhein-Main/events/258464544/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-27</endDate>
        <location>Frankfurt, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Wolfram Rittmeyer</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup Rhein-Main</title>
        <subject>Exploring Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Rhein-Main/events/258464544/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>es</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Madrid, Spain</location>
        <speaker>Alonso Torres</speaker>
        <title>Madrid Groovy User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin para Grooviers</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/madrid-gug/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Google lo soporta como lenguaje de primer nivel para Android, muchas bibliotecas le dan soporte al primer nivel e incluso nuestro querido Gradle lo va a usar para implementar su DSL alternativa.</p>
<p>No es ningún secreto que Jetbrains, los creadores del lenguaje, se inspiraron muchísimo en Groovy. Eso nos coloca a los programadores de Groovy en un punto ideal porque con poco esfuerzo podemos aprender este nuevo lenguaje trayéndonos mucha experiencia.</p>
<p>En esta charla voy a hacer un recorrido por algunas de las principales características del lenguaje y ponerlas frente a frente con Groovy. Veremos ventajas e inconvenientes de las dos aproximaciones y espero que salgáis con bastante ideas de cómo es el lenguaje.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-04</endDate>
        <location>Stockholm, Sweden</location>
        <speaker>Bob Dahlberg</speaker>
        <title>Jfokus 2019</title>
        <subject>Quickie: Pitfalls when mixing Kotlin &amp; Java</subject>
        <url>https://www.jfokus.se/jfokus19/talks/2589</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>I've had my fair share of android projects being converted to Kotlin from Java and I thought I'd share the lessons I've learned doing so. There are a few subtle pitfalls that are very easy to fall into.</p>
<p>So this is gonna be a quickie about my best practices and how to avoid doing the same mistakes I've made and seen</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-04</endDate>
        <location>Stockholm, Sweden</location>
        <speaker>Justin D Lee</speaker>
        <title>Jfokus 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin is as awesome as you've heard. Here's why.</subject>
        <url>https://www.jfokus.se/jfokus19/talks/2703</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Most presentations introducing a new language are really just language tours. A lot of interesting language features are shown but it's not always clear why one would choose to adopt that new language. This presentation looks at a number of interesting features of the language and ecosystem that are more interesting than just a fancy new for loop. No one switch languages because of a for loop. So we'll look at a number of "big ticket" features of the language and ecosystem that do more to distinguish Kotlin than mere syntax sugar alone can provide. It will reasonably fast paced as we try to cover as many interesting tidbits as we can get through.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-04</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-04</endDate>
        <location>Stockholm, Sweden</location>
        <speaker>Anton Arhipov</speaker>
        <title>Jfokus 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin DSL in 45 minutes</subject>
        <url>https://www.jfokus.se/jfokus19/talks/2452</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Learn how to create type-safe and statically typed DSLs in Kotlin. Uncover the language features that makes DSL creation possible. We’ll take a look at a few practical examples and create a simple DSL ourselves.</p>
<p>The session starts with an introduction to DSL related Kotlin language features. Next, we create a simple DSL in a live coding session and then continue adding expressiveness and language features. We cover a number of examples, like JSON or XML builder’s, data binding, configuration & template engines.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-05-01</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-05-01</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Roman Elizarov</speaker>
        <title>GOTO Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>Asynchronous Programming with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://gotochgo.com/2019/workshops/174</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This workshop covers asynchronous programming in Kotlin using coroutines. It starts with basics of asynchronous programming and its differences from blocking code and introduces concepts of suspending functions and coroutines. Dealing with the ecosystem of blocking code on JVM is covered in depth as well as best practices for managing cancellation of asynchronous operations. The workshop also covers more advanced topics of concurrent decomposition of work via futures, deep dive into coroutine contexts and includes an overview of Communication Sequential Process (CSP) approach and channels.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marek Multarzyński</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Warsaw</title>
        <subject>Interoperability with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/258459508/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this presentation I would like to introduce the audience to the Kotlin Native compilation. We will determine its reasonable use. I will show the result of Kotlin Native compilation on many platforms. We will make a comparison between Kotlin Native approach and native solutions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-28</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Krzysztof Romanowski</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Warsaw</title>
        <subject>The price we all pay. Does Kotlin slow down our code?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/258459508/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDFeNcMWzCs&amp;feature=youtu.be</video>
        </content>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin, as well as other languages like Scala or Groovy is developed (echm, hacked, eckm) over JVM. We all enjoy
features like extension methods or strict null management that does not have corresponding functionalities native to
JVM. How does that affect performance?</p>
<p>Let’s run some benchmarks!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean Mcquillan</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto 2019</title>
        <subject>Launching Into Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/launching-into-coroutines/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin coroutines are a new way to manage async operations on Android. Stable with Kotlin 1.3 now is a great time to explore using coroutines in your app. In this talk you’ll learn about the history coroutines, how they work in Kotlin, and effective patterns for using coroutines on Android. The talk will also cover how to avoid common pitfalls and mistakes with using coroutines. After this talk you will have a good understanding of Kotlin coroutines and how to effectively use them on Android!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-25</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-25</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Huyen Tue Dao</speaker>
        <title>Chicago Roboto 2019</title>
        <subject>Dissecting the stdlib II</subject>
        <url>https://chicagoroboto.com/sessions/dissecting-the-stdlib-ii/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>One of the best places to learn idiomatic Kotlin is the stdlib. Now I don’t mean just using the stdlib but going to the source, literally. In this session, we’ll look at some of the methods and tools inside the stdlib and dig into how they’re written to reveal intermediate to advanced language features, slick syntax and conventions, and high-level abstractions to help you write more fluent objects and interfaces. We’ll also take a few glances at the underlying bytecode to understand how and why the features work the way they do.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-21</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-21</endDate>
        <location>Wexford, Ireland</location>
        <speaker>Ronan Doyle</speaker>
        <title>South East Tech Meetup</title>
        <subject>Kotlin vs Java for Android</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/South-East-Tech-Meetup/events/258599220/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>While Kotlin can be used to develop server-side, web and native OS applications, this talk will focus on highlighting some of the benefits of using Kotlin over Java when developing Android applications.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-26</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-26</endDate>
        <location>Munich, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Danny Preussler</speaker>
        <title>MobileTechCon</title>
        <subject>Kotlin vs. Java</subject>
        <url>https://mobiletechcon.de/android-development/kotlin-vs-java/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Geht es nach Google, ist Kotlin die Zukunft der Android-Entwicklung. Erst vor etwas mehr als einem Jahr als „First-Class Citizen“ offiziell für die Android Plattform freigegeben, setzen heute bereits mehr als 25% der Top 1000 Android Anwendungen aus dem Play Store auf Kotlin. Und noch wichtiger: Die Zufriedenheit der Entwickler liegt laut Umfrage bei 97% und damit deutlich über dem vergleichbaren Wert für Java.</p>
<p>Der Grund hierfür liegt klar auf der Hand. Die speziell für die Entwicklung von Android Apps geschaffene Sprache ist die direkte Antwort auf viele Probleme, die sich durch die Verwendung von Java im Android-Umfeld ergeben. Sie vereint dabei das Beste aus objektorientierter und funktionaler Programmiersprache und unterstützt so die Entwickler optimal mit Inter-Operabilität, Sicherheit und Tool Support.</p>
<p>Der Workshop stellt Kotlin aus Sicht eines Android-Entwicklers vor und zeigt, welche Vorteile die Verwendung der neuen Programmiersprache mit sich bringen kann. Natürlich gehen wir dabei auch auf mögliche Migrationsszenarien und das Zusammenspiel von Java und Kotlin ein.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-27</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-27</endDate>
        <location>Eindhoven, Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Joost Heikoop</speaker>
        <title>Brabant.scala</title>
        <subject>Kotlin vs. Java</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/brabant-scala/events/258756808/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We have almost 20 years of Scala experience between us and have experience with many other languages. Recently we have jumped onto Kotlin, because it look very promising as Java competitor. Of course there is no one size fits all solution. We will show how the two languages compare and explain why and when, you should pick one over the other. Or maybe should consider some else all together.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-22</endDate>
        <location>Pescara, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Daniele Campogiani</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Pescara</title>
        <subject>Android Functional validation with Arrow</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Pescara/events/257319662/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-22</endDate>
        <location>Pescara, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Matteo Bonifazi</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Pescara</title>
        <subject>Kotlin killed Java stars</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Pescara/events/257319662/</url>
    </event>

    <event>

        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-22</endDate>
        <location>Pescara, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Davide Cerbo</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Night Pescara</title>
        <subject>Kotlin loves React</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/GDG-Pescara/events/257319662/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-19</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-19</endDate>
        <location>Zurich, Switzerland</location>
        <speaker>Marharyta Nedzelska</speaker>
        <title>Voxxed Days Zürich</title>
        <subject>Building microservices with Kotlin and gRPC</subject>
        <url>https://voxxeddays.com/zurich/#schedule</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-15</endDate>
        <location>St.Petersburg, Russia</location>
        <speaker>Pavel Finkelstein</speaker>
        <title>JUG.ru</title>
        <subject>Kotlin два года в проде и ни единого разрыва</subject>
        <url>https://jug.ru/2019/01/pavel-finkelstein/</url>
        <content>
            <video>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H0mhiJLR7k</video>
        </content>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-12</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-12</endDate>
        <location>Austin, TX, USA</location>
        <speaker>Ben Boral</speaker>
        <title>Austin Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Ktor "a Kotlin framework for building asynchronous servers and clients in connected systems."</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Austin-Kotlin-Meetup/events/258130464/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This month, Ben Boral will present a REST API he is building using Ktor. This talk will explain how to build a REST API in Kotlin with Ktor assuming zero prior Ktor knowledge.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pt</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-15</endDate>
        <location>São Paulo, Brazil</location>
        <speaker>José Luiz Manzoli</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Meetup - São Paulo</title>
        <subject>Kotlin para Backend</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/kotlin-meetup-sp/events/257930569/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Mohit Sarveiya</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Dissecting Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/257866899/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>2019 maybe be the year of Kotlin coroutines. What is a coroutine anyway? A coroutine is an instance of a state machine and a suspending function defines the state machine. What does that mean? Join me in this talk as we will explore the ins and out of coroutines. We will dive deep into channels, actors and the reactive streams modules. We’ll also look at their usage to solve common async problems in Android.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-16</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-16</endDate>
        <location>New York, NY, USA</location>
        <speaker>Brent Watson</speaker>
        <title>New York Kotlin Meetup</title>
        <subject>Advanced Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/New-York-Kotlin-Meetup/events/257866899/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Brent will be giving the talk that he presented at droidcon nyc and droidcon sf on "Advanced Kotlin". We'll cover some of the more advanced features of Kotlin in this talk such as delegates, annotation use-site targets, tailrec, reflection, and much more.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-18</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-18</endDate>
        <location>Brussels, Belgium</location>
        <speaker>Sébastien Deleuze</speaker>
        <title>The Brussels Java User Group</title>
        <subject>Spring Boot with Kofu and Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/BruJUG/events/257663434/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This presentation will give me the opportunity to present the upcoming official support of coroutines in Spring (Framework, Boot, Data) as well as Kofu, the Kotlin DSL, developed within the the Spring Fu incubator that I started a few months ago, which goal is to configure Spring Boot in a more explicit as well as more efficient manner.</p>
<p>My live coding will demonstrate how to develop a Spring Boot application with Kofu by using the new Coroutine API's from WebFlux and Spring Data R2DBC (Reactive SQL).</p>
<p>We will also compare Reactive API's versus Coroutines (pros and cons) to help you make informed decisions.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>de</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-30</endDate>
        <location>Bielefeld, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Dennis Dierkes, Ruben Gees</speaker>
        <title>Bielefelder Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Sealed Classes, Reified Generics and Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Bielefelder-Kotlin-User-Group/events/257889787/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Den Anfang macht Ruben (https://github.com/rubengees) mit Sealed Classes. Sealed Classes erweitern Enums um alle Funktionalitäten einer traditionellen Klasse und sind besonders nützlich im Zusammenhang mit Generics und dem speziellen Typ Nothing.</p>
<p>Anschließend erzählt Robin (https://github.com/roschlau) etwas über Reified Generics, welche im Gegensatz zu Java die Typinformationen auch innerhalb der Funktion verfügbar machen, was zu lesbarerem Code führt.</p>
<p>Den Schluss macht Dennis (https://github.com/deen13) mit Ktor, einem Framework zur Erstellung webbasierter API's mit minimalem Aufwand.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-15</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-15</endDate>
        <location>Amsterdam, The Netherlands</location>
        <speaker>Ellen Shapiro</speaker>
        <title>Appdevcon 2019</title>
        <subject>Kotlin/Native: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly</subject>
        <url>https://appdevcon.nl/session/kotlin-native-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>The promise of write-once-run-everywhere has haunted native mobile developers since the first time someone whispered the words “phone gap”. But what if there was a way to have cross-platform development with a modern, type-safe language? JetBrains is trying to make this happen with Kotlin/Native, which compiles to LLVM bytecode, and can run on iOS, Android, and even the web. Learn more about some of the benefits of working with Kotlin/Native, some of the drawbacks, and a few of the (current) potential dealbreakers when it comes to using this exciting new technology in a real app.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-04-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-04-30</endDate>
        <location>Chicago, USA</location>
        <speaker>Sean McQuillan</speaker>
        <title>GOTO Conference 2019</title>
        <subject>Embracing the Future in a Multi-Platform World: A Kotlin Story</subject>
        <url>https://gotochgo.com/2019/sessions/729</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>So you know Kotlin, but you aren’t sure you’re utilizing it to its full potential across platforms?</p>
<p>If you’re not sure about what Coroutines really have to offer or if you want to share your business logic between Android and other platforms, this session is your next step to becoming a Kotlin expert and your lesson on how to thrive in a multi-language world.</p>
<p>In this session, you’ll learn how to write a multiplatform utility class and how Coroutines can live next to RxJava.
</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-10</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Fabio Collini</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Pisa 0.1</title>
        <subject>From Java to Kotlin beyond Alt+Shift+Cmd+K</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgpisa.it/schedule/day1?sessionId=148</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin is a first-class language for Android development since Google I/O 2017. And it’s here to stay! Thanks to Android Studio it’s really easy to introduce Kotlin in an existing project, the configuration is trivial and then we can convert Java classes to Kotlin using a Alt+Shift+Cmd+K. But the new syntax is the just beginning, using Kotlin we can improve our code making it more readable and simpler to write. In this talk we’ll see how to use some Kotlin features (for example data classes, collections, coroutines and delegates) to simplify Android development comparing the code with the equivalent “modern” Java code. It’s not fair to compare Kotlin code with plain Java 6 code so the Java examples will use lambdas and some external libraries like RxJava and AutoValue.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-10</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Roberto Orgiu</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Pisa 0.1</title>
        <subject>EAsync Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgpisa.it/schedule/day1?sessionId=167</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Writing async code is never easy, but nowadays we have many solutions. One approach would be to use RxJava and its schedulers but... have you heard of Kotlin Coroutines? Join us and let's see how good they are today!</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-10</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>James Mark Coggan</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Pisa 0.1</title>
        <subject>How to test your Android Things code in a clean way with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgpisa.it/schedule/day1?sessionId=150</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Android things gives you the ability to connect all those Internet of things devices you have around all together. But how can you test it? In this talk you will learn in a practical way how to structure your Android Things project so you can write proper unit tests that don’t depend on your sensors, actuators or the Android framework.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>it</lang>
        <startDate>2019-03-10</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-03-10</endDate>
        <location>Pisa, Italy</location>
        <speaker>Fabio Collini, Roberto Orgiu</speaker>
        <title>GDG DevFest Pisa 0.1</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Codelab Part 2 - Extra Registration needed!</subject>
        <url>https://devfest.gdgpisa.it/schedule/day1?sessionId=163</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin è un linguaggio di programmazione utilizzabile su piattaforma JVM e, dall’ultimo Google I/O, supportato ufficialmente su Android. Durante il Codelab sarà mostrato come convertire a Kotlin una app Android scritta in Java. L'app è composta da sei classi Java, le classi saranno convertite una ad una in Kotlin analizzando la sintassi di questo linguaggio e i vari costrutti utilizzabili. L'esempio è disponibile qui: https://github.com/fabioCollini/KotlinCodelab IMPORTANTE: Visto il numero ridotto di posti, per questo codelab é obbligatorio registarsi qui: http://bit.ly/dfpi17-codelab</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-14</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Nagy Bence</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Type Safety with Inline Classes</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/258089176/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>From measuring elapsed time to querying database objects, representing different concepts with primitive values is a common practice in many programming languages. Luckily, Kotlin’s new inline classes enable us to accurately represent these concepts in a type-safe and efficient manner.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-14</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-14</endDate>
        <location>Budapest, Hungary</location>
        <speaker>Voros Gyula</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Budapest User Group</title>
        <subject>Micronaut + Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Budapest/events/258089176/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Micronaut is a modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework for building modular, easily testable microservice and serverless applications. And it pairs amazingly well with Kotlin - Gyula is here to tell you all about it.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-17</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-17</endDate>
        <location>Lehi, UT, USA</location>
        <speaker>Matt Berteaux</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Utah User Group</title>
        <subject>Intro to Ktor</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Utah/events/ggfnjqyzcbwb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This month we are going to learn about Ktor a "framework for quickly creating connected applications in Kotlin with minimal effort."</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-22</endDate>
        <location>Seattle, WA</location>
        <speaker>Daniel Gruici</speaker>
        <title>Seattle Kotlin</title>
        <subject>Statefulness is fun! Except when it gets cumbersome.</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Kotlin/events/257686164/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will be talking about how being stateful in your applications can be useful (especially with Kotlin's help), some pitfalls and not so great stuff that can come up as you go, as well as how it greatly benefits testing for both UI and Unit tests.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-22</endDate>
        <location>Seattle, WA</location>
        <speaker>Ravi Subramanian</speaker>
        <title>Seattle Kotlin</title>
        <subject>A deep dive into adb</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Kotlin/events/257686164/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>What does `adb lolcat` do? A deep dive into adb</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-24</endDate>
        <location>Düsseldorf, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Jan Völker</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Düsseldorf</title>
        <subject>How to write an interpreter in Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dusseldorf-Kotlin-Meetup/events/257965951/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>In this talk we'll show you how to write a simple interpreter from scratch. No dependencies, no tricks
just pure kotlin.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-24</endDate>
        <location>Lille, France</location>
        <speaker>Yassine Benabbas</speaker>
        <title>Lille Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Les nouveautés de Kotlin 1.3 en Live Coding</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lille-Android-User-Group/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Découvrons ensemble les nouveautés de Kotlin 1.3. Au programme on verra notamment les inline classes, les contrats et la les coroutines qui ont été stabilisées.</p>
<p>Live coding signifie que tout sera illustré avec du code et un IDE (IntelliJ). Donc c’est garanti 0% slides.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>fr</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-24</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-24</endDate>
        <location>Lille, France</location>
        <speaker>Salomon Brys</speaker>
        <title>Lille Android User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin pour Android, iOS et le Web</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Lille-Android-User-Group/events/258099776/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Kotlin est un des langages officiels pour le développement Android, et il est maintenant officiellement supporté par plusieurs framework backends comme Spring. Saviez vous que vous pouvez utiliser Kotlin pour compiler pour iOS via LLVM ou pour le web via JS ?</p>
<p>Durant cette présentation, je montrerai comment créer une application mobile qui tourne sur Android, sur iOS et sur le web tout en restant fidèle à chaque plateforme.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-29</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-29</endDate>
        <location>Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel</location>
        <speaker>Ohad Shai</speaker>
        <title>KotlinTLV</title>
        <subject>Playing with Kotlin Workshop</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/KotlinTLV/events/258089468/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>We will meet again, with a different format. This time we will hold a workshop so please bring your laptop. In this workshop, we will implement the game of 2048 together. The exercise is originally a part of the 'Kotlin for Java Developers' course that is taught by JetBrains. We will have IntelliJ IDE Ultimate licenses as prizes.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-30</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Krzysztof Korbacz</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Lesson learned - Kotlin on backend</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/257954710/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Have you recently wondered if this new backend project is a good moment to jump into Kotlin, but all you know about it was those blog posts and presentations saying how cool is it?</p>
<p>Maybe it is good idea to ask someone brave or stupid enough who has already done it? Then here we are to tell you our story of transformation from Java backend devs to Kotlin backend developers.</p>
<p>We will tell you what pitfalls we see in Kotlin and which of its features we appreciate the most. We will walk you through the recipes we gathered in our last project. Last but not least we will tell you if we would choose Kotlin again, knowing what we know today :)</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-30</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-30</endDate>
        <location>Kraków, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Paweł Pyzik</speaker>
        <title>Kraków Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Can your team benefit from migrating to Kotlin?</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/krakow-kotlin/events/257954710/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>After talk we would like to invite to you to discussion about benefits and drawback of switching from java to Kotlin. We will share stories from people who managed to convince their product owners to taka a risk of shifting to Kotlin.:)</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Alex Koufatzis</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/257953412/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-06</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-06</endDate>
        <location>Stuttgart, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Giso Bartels</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Stuttgart</title>
        <subject>Model-View-Intent with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-User-Group-Stuttgart/events/257953412/</url>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>en</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-20</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-20</endDate>
        <location>Düsseldorf, Germany</location>
        <speaker>Simon Wirtz</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin User Group Düsseldorf</title>
        <subject>Coroutines - Simple Concurrency with Kotlin</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Dusseldorf-Kotlin-Meetup/events/257985526/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>This talk will give an overview of Kotlin's approach to coroutines and how they help you structure your code.
Let's see what coroutines are, how they look like and how they support us in writing concurrent code for the JVM, JavaScript and other platforms.</p>
<p>It has never been a better time to get started with Kotlin coroutines as JetBrains has just released them in a 1.0 version.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>pl</lang>
        <startDate>2019-02-22</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-02-22</endDate>
        <location>Warsaw, Poland</location>
        <speaker>Marcin Moskala</speaker>
        <title>Kotlin Warsaw by Kt. Academy</title>
        <subject>Klub dyskusji programistycznej</subject>
        <url>https://www.meetup.com/Kotlin-Warsaw-by-Kt-Academy/events/blgqpqyzcbpb/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Spotkanie w czasie którego będziemy dyskutować na tematy związane z programowaniem. Głównym celem jest rozwój własnego zrozumienia problemów i koncepcji programistycznych, oraz wypracowywanie lepszych praktyk dla programistów. Dodatkowo chcemy poprawić nasze umiejętności sprawnego artykuowania swoich myśli oraz prowadzenia dyskusji programistycznej.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-28</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Ilmir Usmanov</speaker>
        <title>Belarus Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Kotlin Coroutines: Deep Dive</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Ильмир расскажет о том, как корутины устроены внутри: какие преобразования делает компилятор, чтобы синхронный код превратить в ассинхронный; как на низком уровне представлены корутины и что на самом деле делают функции suspendCoroutine и resume.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

    <event>
        <lang>ru</lang>
        <startDate>2019-01-28</startDate>
        <endDate>2019-01-28</endDate>
        <location>Minsk, Belarus</location>
        <speaker>Ruslan Ibragimov</speaker>
        <title>Belarus Kotlin User Group</title>
        <subject>Undertow</subject>
        <url>https://bkug.by/</url>
        <description>
            <![CDATA[
<p>Руслан расскажет о своем опыте использования Undertow: примеры использования, как подружить корутины с undertow и сравнит его с более известными Spring и Ktor.</p>
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        </description>
    </event>

</events>