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Category Archives: Android
Kotlin/Native v0.3 is out
We’re happy to announce the release of Kotlin/Native v0.3. We are going to the new lands! With the release of version v0.3 Windows is supported as both a compilation host and execution target, and Google Android devices as an execution … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Native, Releases
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Kotlin on Android. Now official
Today, at the Google I/O keynote, the Android team announced first-class support for Kotlin. We believe this is a great step for Kotlin, and fantastic news for Android developers as well as the rest of our community. We’re thrilled with … Continue reading
Kotlin 1.1 is also for Android Developers
This is a guest blog post from Antonio Leiva — Android engineer, trainer and author of the “Kotlin for Android Developers” book. We’re all really excited about the release of Kotlin 1.1. The new features this release includes are extremely … Continue reading
Kotlin’s Android Roadmap
Introduction One of the most interesting pieces of news we’ve all seen recently is Google announcing (limited) Java 8 support for Android N with the Jack compiler for Java. Naturally, our users are curious about how these news affect them, … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Roadmap
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Contest: Go Cross-Platform with Kotlin!
Hi All, Have you ever heard about RoboVM? It lets you create beautiful native apps for iOS & Android, allowing you to share code between platforms. RoboVM translates Java bytecode into native ARM or x86 code. The latest RoboVM release … Continue reading
Better Annotation Processing: Supporting Stubs in kapt
We announced kapt, an Annotation Processing Tool for Kotlin, some time ago, and discussed its limitations. Now most of the limitations are going away with the updated version of kapt that is available as a 0.1-SNAPSHOT preview.
Posted in Android, Libraries, Tools
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kapt: Annotation Processing for Kotlin
This post is largely outdated. Please check out Better Annotation Processing: Supporting Stubs in kapt As there have been many requests to support Java Annotation Processing, we are working on it, and first results are ready for preview. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Tools
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Advanced Features of Anko
Last week we published a new version of Anko. While the main purpose of this library is creating layouts though a DSL, even the users of XML layouts can benefit from it. Today we are going to talk about such … Continue reading
Posted in Android
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Anko 0.6 is Released
Today we are glad to present the new version of Anko — a library which facilitates Android application development. We are happy to have received lots of feedback, and some of the changes in 0.6 were actually proposed by the … Continue reading
Posted in Android
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Announcing Anko for Android
We’re excited to announce a library we’ve been working on for Android development, which, among other things allows the creation of Application Interfaces in a type-safe and dynamic way using a DSL. A Sample Taste Here is a small example … Continue reading
Posted in Android
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