The document outlines a workshop on Kotlin for Android development. It will introduce participants to Kotlin concepts like variables, control flow, loops, functions, classes, and exceptions over 3 hours. Participants will work in pairs to develop a small app using Kotlin. The workshop is aimed at a maximum of 30 participants and will cover Kotlin features like null safety, extensions, and interoperability with Java code. Prerequisites include having Android Studio, Java 8, Git, and the Kotlin plugin installed.

1. Kotlin meets Android
Workshop

2. GDG workshop notes
1. Motive is to share my knowledge about Android’s newly introduced official language Kotlin, with my community.
2. The workshop content which I have mentioned in slide #3 will be covered, sequence might be different.
3. Idea is to start with scratch development of a small app and let participant develop a small app using Kotlin in these 3
hours.
4. I would prefer to have 30 participants max. But if we want to address big group of participant we can go with pair
programming in workshop.
5. Also we will require some volunteers for workshop if we are expecting more participants.

3. GDG workshop glimpse
● Introduction to Kotlin
● Variable Declaration
● Control Flow
● Loops
● Functions/Method writing
● Introduction to classes
● Visibility Modifiers
● Null safety system
● Type Checks and Casting
● Extensions
● Lambdas and Higher order functions
● Exception Handling
● Anko Extensions
● Delegations and Delegated properties
● Interoperability with existing Java code
● Q&A Session

4. GDG workshop prerequisites
1. Android Studio should be pre installed. Setup and Installation Link
2. Java 8 should be pre installed. Setup and Installation Link
3. Git should be pre installed. Setup and Installation Link
4. Kotlin plugin. Setup and Installation Link