Learn more about what improvements to expect from the Kotlin team in the next 12 months

We’ve just updated the Kotlin Roadmap to reflect our plans for Kotlin 1.7.0 and beyond! If you just want a quick overview of what’s going on without going into the details, you can get the gist of what we are working on in this blog post, which covers the seven most notable highlights.

Many of you want to know about Kotlin’s future and what lies ahead. We often talk about the upcoming new compiler, focus on tooling quality and performance, and server-side and KMM experience, but the talks usually don’t give the full picture.  If you want to stay up to date and follow all of the team’s plans, review the Kotlin public roadmap. We’ve just updated it to reflect our plans for 2021 and beyond! This update covers how the language, tooling, and ecosystem will evolve in the upcoming year. You can choose whether to explore the updated roadmap yourself or check out notable high

Today, we're excited to announce the public roadmap for Kotlin. This document describes the biggest projects our team is working on right now. It has a 6-month time frame and will be updated every 3 months. Each item on the roadmap represents a project with a linked YouTrack ticket. If you have a question about a specific project, feel free to post it in the corresponding issue. You are also welcome to join the #kotlin-roadmap channel in the Kotlin Slack (click here to request an invite), where you can ask questions about the current plans for Kotlin and share your feedback on the contents of