Setup Gradle Version Catalog & Ktor Routing Basics - Build a Fullstack Kotlin Application Livestream

In this week's fullstack Kotlin application session, we're going to setup a Gradle Version Catalog for Gradle dependency management and then we'll walk through Ktor routing basics by stubbing out the first few endpoints on our Ktor url shortener service.
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01:48 Stream Agenda
03:33 What Are Conventional Commits?
09:00 Conventional Commit Gradle Plugin
33:00 What Are Gradle Version Catalogs?
56:45 Basic Ktor Routing
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[@goobar]

Build a fullstack Kotlin url shortener application live: ua-cam.com/play/PLEPZdzLLJH95TxxQLp2si1ZQuk4odK7Q6.html

[@arslanaziz3831]

Oh i missed this one, good stuff man, i love using version catalogs in android and its great to see we can use soo many things we usually do in android in ktor as well

[@goobar]

Yes! One of the reasons I like Ktor quite a bit is because I can use the same framework/apis for client & server across multiple platforms. That's been helpful in reducing overall system complexity in some internal projects

[@arslanaziz3831]

@@goobar i guess many client side libraries can be useful in ktor and KMP, like koin DI and much more stuff

[@goobar]

Definitely. I've worked with Koin in a Ktor server before and it works great

[@arslanaziz3831]

Damn, this commit conventions plugin is soo good

[@goobar]

I really like it as well! I just wish it also included a task or something to run that could verify the history so it could be used in CI workflows.

[@barbaralhebel9236]

❤ Rockstar!!!!

[@amanmahto9912]

Hi, can you also make video on deployment ?

[@goobar]

Yes! We will build our CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions to deploy to Google Cloud