Serverless Kotlin with App Engine by Ludovic Champenois and Éamonn McManus
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Channel: Devoxx · 2017 · Science & Technology
After years of development of a new security sandbox, App Engine Standard now supports Java 8 and practically all of the JVM languages that run atop of standard OpenJDK 8. In the new sandbox environment, we removed the Java security sandbox and the classes whitelist; this allows developers to use all features in the JVM and still be protected within a secure environment. App Engine can now support powerful frameworks like Spring Boot, Dropwizard with all the Java 8 language features. Best of all, you can run any JVM languages, including Groovy & Kotlin. We'll show you how to use Kotlin end-to-end to build from an Android mobile client and also the backend with Kotlin & Spring Boot that can be quickly deployed and capable of scaling from 0 to infinity. # Éamonn McManus Éamonn McManus is a member of Google's App Engine Java Runtimes team. He is a 20% time contributor to the Java Core Libraries team (the authors of Google Guava) where he is the principal author of AutoValue. He was formerly at Sun Microsystems and later Oracle, where he was spec lead for JMX from 2000 to 2009. He presented on JMX technology at JavaOne from 2003 to 2008 and at Devoxx Belgium in 2004 and 2005. He presented on Java annotation processors at JavaOne, Devoxx France, and Devoxx Belgium in 2014. # Ludovic Champenois Tech lead, Manager, Google Cloud Platform, SDKs and Runtimes.
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