KotlinLeeds is the UK's first dedicated Kotlin conference, held in the north of England. Founded in 2025, this non-profit event is run by community volunteers and brings together Android developers, Kotlin Multiplatform pioneers, and backend engineers to learn, share, and grow. Building on the success of SwiftLeeds, the conference offers world-class sessions…
Kotlin has powerful support for building DSLs. In this talk we’ll explore all the existing techniques and language features used to build powerful DSLs for your applications. We’l…
Over the span of my career, I've seen Javascript evolve from a simple browser scripting language into the most popular programming language in the world. While some might love it, …
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Most mobile apps still rely on polling, pull-to-refresh, or the pushes to synchronize with the backend. As apps scale, this approach quickly breaks down, leading to stale UI and fr…
Kotlin Multiplatform is powerful, flexible, and full of promise—but it’s not all smooth sailing. Behind the glossy headlines and official documentation lie subtle bugs, platform qu…
We've all been told that coroutines are "lightweight" and threads are "expensive." But what does this really mean at the OS and hardware level? This talk goes beyond the Kotlin API…
This talk presents empirical findings from a production A/B test comparing HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 across a globally distributed food delivery platform spanning 18 markets and serving mi…
Swift Export, the much-anticipated project from the JetBrains team, has been in progress for some time and is currently in the Experimental state. The project’s goal is to make cal…
Security shouldn’t be an afterthought—it should be built in. But let’s be real: as developers, many of us are more comfortable designing UI than dealing with encryption and secure …
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