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Обсуждаем будущее Compose Multiplatofrm и текущие сложности интеграции c Jetpack Compose, а также будущее фреймворка

Эксперт - Николай Иготти, руководитель команды Compose for Desktop в JetBrains
Инженер в компании JetBrains, участвовал в создании Kotlin/Native, до этого работал в Sun, Oracle и Google над различным системным программным обеспечением (JVM Hotspot, Virtualbox, Dart, Native Client). Сейчас работает над созданием Compose for Desktop в JetBrains.

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Compose Multiplatform Q&A с Николаем Иготти, JetBrains

0:20 Интро
0:40 Представление гостя
1:37 Состоянии Compose
3:12 Compose for Web
4:40 Разница в API между Android/Desktop/Web
10:10 Много ли специфичного кода для Desktop
11:36 Совместная разработка с Google
11:53 К какой API ближе Compose Multiplatform 1.0
16:15 Что не будет сделано в Compose на Desktop
19:24 Compose и Swing
21:22 Что с тулингом в Compose Multiplatform
26:07 Compose для iOS
28:17 Влияние Kotlin/Native
31:46 Многопоточность в Compose
35:00 Бан от Apple
41:10 Jetpack Compose и версия Kotlin
44:35 Архитектура приложение с Compose MPP
50:21 Различия UI платформ
52:22 Что ждать от Compose MPP в ближайшем будущем
56:22 Чем станет Compose для Kotlin
58:36 Заключение от Николая Иготти
1:01:30 Прощание

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Have you ever wondered how the Kotlin compiler pulls off all those nice features when having the JVM as the target platform? Some of Kotlin's features have no clear equivalent in Java/JVM bytecode which means that the compiler has to do a lot of heavy lifting to enable those nice features.
For this video, I analyzed almost 40 of Kotlin's features and language constructs to see what they end up looking like once run through the Kotlin compiler. For this to work, I first compiled a small example for each, to then decompile the resulting byte-code to Java again for a readable but close representation of what happens behind the scenes.

You can find all the code snippets in this public repository:
https://github.com/The-Self-Taught-Software-Engineer/kotlin-decompiled

Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:02:35 Top-Level Function
00:03:39 Inline Keyword
00:04:34 Local Function
00:05:07 Operator Overloading
00:05:40 Named Argument
00:06:23 Iterating over Range
00:06:58 Sealed Interface
00:07:45 Reified Keyword

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