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Syllabus Android Kotlin Advance - WebHozz

This document provides an overview of topics covered in an Android Kotlin advance course, including coroutines, multiplatform programming, language constructs, Java interoperability, JavaScript, native development, tools, and Kotlin evolution. Key areas covered are coroutines, creating multiplatform libraries, calling between platforms, supported platforms, destructuring declarations, null safety, annotations, Java interop, JavaScript modules, Kotlin/Native libraries, Gradle, and compatibility guides.

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Syllabus Android Kotlin Advance - WebHozz

This document provides an overview of topics covered in an Android Kotlin advance course, including coroutines, multiplatform programming, language constructs, Java interoperability, JavaScript, native development, tools, and Kotlin evolution. Key areas covered are coroutines, creating multiplatform libraries, calling between platforms, supported platforms, destructuring declarations, null safety, annotations, Java interop, JavaScript modules, Kotlin/Native libraries, Gradle, and compatibility guides.

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ANDROID KOTLIN ADVANCE

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❏ Coroutines
- Table Of Contents
- Additional References
- Coroutine Basics
- Cancellation and Timeouts
- Composing Suspending Functions
- Coroutine Context and Dispatchers
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- Asynchronous Flow
- Channels
- Exception Handling
- Shared Mutable State and Concurrency
- Select Expression (experimental)
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❏ Multiplatform Programming
- Kotlin Multiplatform
- Create a Multiplatform library
- Discover your project
- Share Code on Platforms
- Connect to Platform-specific APIs
- Set up Targets manually
- Add dependencies
- Configure Compilations
- Run tests
- Publish a multiplatform library

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- Build Final native binaries


- Supported Platforms
- Kotlin Multiplatform Gradle DSL Reference
- Migrating Kotlin Multi-Platform Projects to 1.4.0

❏ More Language Constructs


- Destructuring Declarations

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- Type Checks and Casts: ‘isʼ and ‘asʼ
- This Expression
- Equality
- Operator Overloading
- Null Safety
- Exceptions
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- Reflection
- Serialization
- Scope Functions
- Type-Safe Builders
- Opt-in Requirements
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❏ Reference
- Keywords and Operators
- Grammar
- Code Style Migration Guide
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❏ Java Interop
- Calling Java Code Form Kotlin
- Calling Kotlin From Java

❏ JavaScript
- Setting up a Kotlin/JS Project
- Dynamic Type
- Calling JavaScript from Kotlin
- Calling Kotlin From JavaScript
- JavaScript Modules
- JavaScript Modules

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- JavaScript Reflection
- JavaScript Dead Code Elimination DCE
- Using the Kotlin/JS IR Compiler
- Automatic Generation of External Declarations with Dukat
❏ Native
- Concurrency in Kotlin/Native
- Immutability in Kotlin/Native
- Kotlin/Native libraries

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- Advanced topics
- Platform libraries
- Advanced topics
- Platform libraries
- Kotlin/Native interoperability
- Kotlin/Native interoperability with Swift/Objective-C
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- CocoaPods Integration
- Kotlin/Native Gradle Plugin
❏ Tools
- Using Gradle
- Using Maven
- Using Ant
- Kotlin Compiler Options
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- Compiler Plugins
- Annotation Processing with Kotlin
- Documenting Kotlin Code
- Kotlin and OSG
❏ Evolution
- KotlinEvolution
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- Stability of Kotlin Components


- Compatibility Guide For Kotlin 1.3
- Compatibility Guide For Kotlin 1.4

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