Speaker
Dr
Alexander Nozik
(INR RAS, MIPT)
Description
Kotlin is a new but astonishingly fast developing general purpose language. It already conquered android and currently fighting for web back-end market. The important part is that being "better Java", Kotlin has a potential to be a good language for scientific purposes. Especially with arrival of multi-platform compilation and support of JavaScript and native targets.
In this talk I would like to describe the advantages (and some disadvantages) of kotlin language for scientific purposes. And present a kmath library for multiplatform mathematics in kotlin, which utilizes unique kotlin context-oriented features.
Primary author
Dr
Alexander Nozik
(INR RAS, MIPT)
