Kotlin

In this roundup, let’s delve into the key recent developments in the Kotlin ecosystem.

Learn how to easily manipulate and visualize your data using the Kotlin DataFrame and Kandy libraries.

Join us for an exciting livestream event broadcast directly from the ICPC World Finals: Kotlin Heroes Blind Coding Challenge. This is going to be a very special event featuring world-level competitive programmers: Gennady “tourist” Korotkevich, Andrew “ecnerwala” He, Pavel “pashka” Mavrin, and Egor …

The Ktor plugin registry facilitates the submission of community plugins to the Ktor team, categorizes plugins for optimized searching, and provides users with documentation.

Use the flow chart to get an overview of all our Kotlin learning content and choose your next course.

Prepare for technical interviews and hone your algorithm skills during our special event featuring two ICPC World Champions, the most significant award in algorithmic problem-solving. During the livestream, they'll tackle problems from our last competition, Kotlin Heroes: Episode 9.

Interactively exploring and visualizing data allows users to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and relationships that may not be immediately apparent through static analysis. This instant feedback allows users to quickly validate their assumptions, identify outliers or anomalies, and adjust their analyses.

Starting from the 2024.1 EAP, IntelliJ IDEA comes with an optional K2 mode. In this mode the IDE uses the K2 compiler for faster and more robust Kotlin code analysis.

Since the Ktor Roadmap for 2024 was published there have been a lot of questions regarding Dependency Injection (DI). Specifically how Ktor will be changed to support DI, and to integrate existing DI frameworks. This work is still in its early stages, but we would like to clarify our intentions and invite feedback.

Unveiling the New Compose Multiplatform Release, Amper Update, and other Kotlin ecosystem news.

In 2024, we aim to expand the Ktor ecosystem while keeping the framework lightweight and flexible. One of our objectives is to help Ktor developers effortlessly create applications using Kotlin Multiplatform.

Compose Multiplatform 1.6.0 is out! It brings support for the latest Kotlin version and changes from the latest Jetpack Compose.