"Come to the backend side, we have Kotlin!" — FOSDEM 2021
68 slides Video2Any pulled straight from the conference recording — no upload, all in the browser.
Julien Salvi · FOSDEM 2021, Kotlin devroom · video.fosdem.org/2021/D.kotlin/come_to_the_backend_side.webm




































































Julien Salvi spoke in the Kotlin devroom at FOSDEM 2021 on using Ktor to write a backend in Kotlin — routing, content negotiation, authentication and error handling, mostly through code on the slide rather than a live editor. Video2Any stepped through the 30-minute recording and kept 68 clean frames, one per slide change. That distinction matters here: a talk that shows code on slides extracts into a readable deck, while the same material typed live in an editor comes out as dozens of near-identical screens. Two talks were rejected from this gallery for exactly that. Every image below is real output, extracted in a browser tab with nothing uploaded.
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