Our mission is to make the lives of everyone who wants to learn or teach programming easier. While I don’t strictly work on the Educational Tools myself, I help collect feedback, plan features, and help both educators and learners get started with our products. Can you simply explain what is the goal behind it? You work on the JetBrains Educational Products. The latter focuses on how we can empower educators and learners through tool support. The former topics focus on how we bring Kotlin to the web world through its JavaScript target. My main focus at work are the topics of Kotlin and Education. Hi, and thanks so much for reaching out! I’m Sebastian, and I work as Developer Advocate at JetBrains. Sebastian, can you tell a bit about you? Who are you as a person and what makes you tick? Interview with Sebastian Aigner Who are you? I met Sebastian Aigner at KotlinConf where he gave a great overview of the available options, so I figured out I would interview him here. What is the most efficient way for YOU to learn Kotlin? If you are interested in any of this, the first question is: But early adopters are building interesting things in lots of other areas as well, like improving Gradle with Kotlin, Data Science, sharing code between iOS and Android, using Kotlin on the frontend most notably JetBrains Space, command-line tools with Kotlin/Native, …
Kotlin is mostly known right now for backend programming and Android. I am a Kotlin enthusiast because it’s in the Venn diagram of well-designed languages that are also a good choice in practice because of its pragmatism and its tooling.
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