The first meeting will be around a talk by Ewan Dawnson, Head of Development at Symphonic Software Ltd. Symphonic have been moving away from Java and towards Kotlin and will talk about their own take & experiences on "Kotlin for Java developers".
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Tue 2nd Jul 2019 6:00pm (Europe/London)
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The first meeting will be around a talk by Ewan Dawson, Head of Engineering at Symphonic Software Ltd. Symphonic have been moving away from Java and towards Kotlin and will talk about their own take & experiences on "Kotlin for Java developers".
The first meeting will be around a talk by Ewan Dawson, Head of Engineering at Symphonic Software Ltd. Symphonic have been moving away from Java and towards Kotlin and will talk about their own take & experiences on "Kotlin for Java developers".
Come along, have a beer, a pizza and maybe win a little prize. Swag pending.
The first meeting will be around a talk by Ewan Dawson, Head of Engineering at Symphonic Software Ltd. Symphonic have been moving away from Java and towards Kotlin and will talk about their own take & experiences on "Kotlin for Java developers".
Come along, have a beer, some pizza and maybe win a little prize. Swag pending.
