Would you be interested in a full video course on Ktor?
Like a total from scratch course about Ktor, where the only prerequisite will be Kotlin knowledge.
I am thinking about it for a long time and I wanna know your opinion 🤔

And if you enjoy the explainer animations, then I've just published an 8 minute video about Postgres 😉

https://youtu.be/wo3Jo47LFAc

Hi!
If you have around 8 minutes of free time, then I just published a new article and explainer animation about MongoDB 🚀

https://codersee.com/mongodb-overview-introduction-to-the-most-popular-nosql-db/

I have just published a video about Ktor and MailerSend, so if you prefer video content, then this will be something for you 😉
https://youtu.be/29xM0SpzEEg

If we have reactive approach fans here, or simply you'd like to learn more about Spring with coroutines and Kotlin Flows, then you're gonna like my recent tutorial

Today I have published a continuation of Spring with coroutines, in which I will show you everything you need to know when working with WebClient https://codersee.com/spring-webclient-with-kotlin-coroutines/

And if you prefer a video content, then I got you covered:
https://youtu.be/S8ie6zyJHsw

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If you'd like to learn what is operator overloading and how can it help you in your projects, then this article (+video will help you) https://codersee.com/how-can-kotlin-operator-overloading-help-you/

If you've been wondering if this is possible to expose REST endpoints in Spring Boot without annotations, like @RequestMapping, etc., then in my latest article you can find out how

And expect video on Thursday 🙏

As promised, you can find a fresh video on my YT channel

Spring Boot 3 Kotlin Router DSL
https://youtu.be/fS23KwIBqfc

Last week we've learned how to expose REST endpoints in Spring Boot without annotations.
This week I'd like to show you how to define beans and associations between them in a functional manner, as well and create a whole project with @SpringBootApplication as the only annotation: https://codersee.com/spring-boot-3-kotlin-dsl-rest-api-without-annotations/

I've just released a new course 🔥:
✅ 64 written lessons divided into 14 modules packed with practical information ✅ 62 quizzes with a total of 269 questions ✅ Dedicated Facebook Support Group ✅ Certificate Of Completion ✅ 30-DAYS Refund Guarantee ✅ Zero fluff. 100% practical knowledge

https://codersee.com/kotlin-handbook-learn-through-practice-course/

This week, I've pushed out an article, in which you can learn how to implement type-safe builders in Kotlin. A good first step into implementing an own DSL: https://codersee.com/kotlin-type-safe-builders-make-your-custom-dsl/

What about automate our life a bit and see how to generate Kotlin HTTP clients from OpenAPI specs?

https://codersee.com/generate-kotlin-client-from-openapi-specs/