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Category Archives: community
Kotlin Heroes programming contest, round #2
We are excited to announce the second round of our Kotlin Heroes programming contest taking place on the Codeforces platform. JetBrains is working once again with Codeforces to promote Kotlin in the competitive programming community, as well as to give … Continue reading
Kotlin Is Everywhere! Join the Global Event Series
When we say ‘Kotlin is everywhere’, we mean it. Kotlin works on all platforms, and it allows you to develop all types of applications. Developers are excited about Kotlin and hungry for opportunities to learn more. Now it’s time to … Continue reading
Kotlin Census 2018 Infographics and Report
Kotlin 1.0 was released 3 years ago. It has been an amazing journey and a huge achievement to get to where we are today: Kotlin/Native has opened up incredible possibilities for Kotlin usage on all platforms, Kotlin was announced as … Continue reading
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Kotlin Census 2018
Our Kotlin community is growing fast; the number of users has increased by almost 3 times this year. The feedback you give is very important to us both as newcomers who have just started using Kotlin in 2018 and as … Continue reading
Gradle Kotlin DSL 1.0
This is a guest blog post from Paul Merlin software engineer for Gradle The recently released Gradle 5.0 includes the Gradle Kotlin DSL v1.0 which is now ready for widespread use. We want you to enjoy a build authoring experience … Continue reading
KotlinConf 2018 Live. Join the Conference Online
There are less than 10 days left until KotlinConf 2018. The event team has been working so hard over the whole of the last year to put together 2 days of sessions, and a full day of workshops for over … Continue reading
KotlinConf 2018 – Call for Papers
If you haven’t heard, KotlinConf 2018 is taking place in Amsterdam, October 3rd-5th! With just over 2 weeks left for the Call for Papers to close, this is your chance to share your Kotlin knowledge and story with the community … Continue reading
KotlinConf 2017 Session Recordings and Photos are Here!
At last, they’re here! All KotlinConf session recordings are now available with their accompanying slides. Watch the talks you missed, and rewatch the ones you loved, all at your own leisure! While you’re at it, take a look at the … Continue reading
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KotlinConf Keynote Recap
Today is a great day for the Kotlin community. KotlinConf, the inaugural Kotlin conference, opens today, and we’re really impressed that around 1200 attendees from all over the world have joined us in San Francisco. During the conference keynote, Andrey … Continue reading
Kotlin Census 2017
Hello! Every year we run the Kotlin Census survey so we can get the latest feedback from you, and how you are using Kotlin in your projects. If you still don’t use Kotlin, we would like to understand your reasons … Continue reading
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