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New Site Migration

The old blog is now migrated to wordpress.com as a casual weblog. 😎 –NEAT!
The old posts may seem a little bit unorganized since the last website was using the self-hosted version of WordPress with many plugins to support different languages and blah blah! 😀 Why am I keeping such content cram? Just in case I’m gonna miss my old posts about Assembly x86 code and the whole NOOB-ish content I wrote back then. (As well as some of my students in my university workshops when I was their Teaching Assistant!).

So I hope you accept my apology. 🙂 Thank you. And now that I’m a free human being from all those WordPress self-hosted stuff, I’m gonna focus only on posting Android-Dev related content. So whenever there’s something to say about the beautiful and colorful world of Android Development, I’ll post it here with NO hesitation!

It’s gonna be fun everyone. So please don’t hesitate to share your opinions with me. 👍

Kotlin, the second official programming language for Android

Kotlin was being used in Android by Android Developers unofficially using libraries like ANKO. Yesterday, Kotlin was introduced as a second officially supported Android programming language in Google I/O.

Here are some links and resources to presentations and tools which I found useful for getting started with Kotlin for Android.

Here is an introduction presented by Wojtek Kaliciński which gives you a better perspective about how to use Kotlin in Android Studio 3.0:
Android Tool Time: Getting Started with Kotlin

I also found this presentation from Hadi Hariri in CERN a good resource to get up and running with Kotlin in about 45 minutes, I really encourage you to watch it.
Kotlin – Ready for production by Hadi Hariri

And finally download the new version of Android Studio 3.0 Canary from the official preview website.
Android Studio Preview Download

I hope these resources help jumpstart your next Android project using Kotlin and improve your productivity in Android Development.

Kotlin, die zweite offizielle Programmiersprache für Android

Kotlin wurde in Android von Android Developers inoffiziell mit Bibliotheken wie ANKO verwendet. Gestern wurde Kotlin als zweite offiziell unterstützte Android-Programmiersprache in Google I / O eingeführt.

Hier sind einige Links und Ressourcen zu Präsentationen und Tools, die ich für den Einstieg in Kotlin für Android nützlich fand.

Hier ist eine Einführung von Wojtek Kaliciński, die Ihnen eine bessere Perspektive über die Verwendung von Kotlin in Android Studio 3.0 bietet:
Android Tool Time: Getting Started with Kotlin

Ich habe auch diese Präsentation von Hadi Hariri im CERN eine gute Quelle gefunden, um mit Kotlin in ca. 45 Minuten aufzustehen, ich ermutige Sie wirklich, es zu sehen.
Kotlin – Ready for production by Hadi Hariri

Und schließlich laden Sie die neue Version von Android Studio 3.0 Canary aus der offiziellen Vorschau-Website herunter.
Android Studio Preview Download

Ich hoffe, diese Ressourcen helfen Jumpstart Ihre nächste Android-Projekt mit Kotlin und verbessern Sie Ihre Produktivität in Android Development.