I am Anushka a engineering student from ABES ENGINEERING COLLEGE.Today at Kotlinconf at GL BAJAJ COLLEGE
I had an incredible time attending KotlinConf 2024 Global in Delhi NCR! The event was a powerhouse of knowledge and innovation, starting with the opening keynote that set an inspiring tone for the day. Sambhrant Tiwari's session on Android trends and internship tips was a fantastic kickstart, providing valuable insights for budding developers. Jasbir Singh’s talk on Agent Reactor from LMOS was fascinating, showcasing cutting-edge advancements in our field.
Shruti Arora’s deep dive into cryptography for secure Kotlin applications was particularly enlightening, emphasizing the importance of security in development. Jaskeerat Singh took us through the world of web architectures, broadening our understanding of modern web development practices. Jivesh Kalra’s session on creating our own DEVIN was creative and engaging, sparking new ideas.
Dhruv Kumar's session on merging deep learning, web tech, and bioinformatics was a highlight, illustrating the revolutionary potential of integrating these technologies. Satvik Sharma’s talk on cyber security awareness was crucial, reminding us of the ever-present threats in the digital world. Lunch provided a much-needed break to network and recharge.
The afternoon sessions were equally enriching. Deepa Chaurasia's discussion on JavaScript closures was both theoretical and practical, offering key interview insights. Lakshay Sinha’s session on graphic design and UI/UX unleashed our creative potential, while the session on accessibility emphasized the importance of inclusive design. Pratap Narayan Chaturvedi’s presentation on software management and project lifecycle processes rounded off the day with essential project management strategies.
The event concluded with a powerful ending keynote, leaving us all inspired and eager to implement what we learned. KotlinConf 2024 was an unforgettable experience, packed with valuable knowledge, expert insights, and vibrant networking opportunities. I’m already looking forward to the next one!
