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We’re happy – no, strike that! – we’re thrilled, ecstatic, and overjoyed to announce that KotlinConf is back! 🌷 The next KotlinConf will take place in person in Amsterdam on April 12–14, 2023. Finally we’ll be able to get together again and share the exciting things going on with Kotlin.  Register now to join the Kotlin community at the event of the year. Workshops, talks, and fun are guaranteed! Get your tickets before they run out! Get tickets (more…)

The Kotlin 2021 Premier Online Event has started! The next two weeks are going to be full of exciting content. We’ve prepared lots of updates from the Kotlin team, news on the Kotlin ecosystem, and an opportunity to get a glimpse into the future of Kotlin. All of this is in your favorite format – YouTube videos – so stay ahead of the curve from the comfort of your couch! Subscribe to Kotlin YouTube Enjoy the keynote with the main news   Here you can find updates and exciting news on the Kotlin ecosystem in the event keynote by Roman Elizarov, Ekaterina Petrova, Sebastian Aigner,

On July 19, 2011, at the JVM Language Summit, JetBrains announced Kotlin – a new statically typed programming language for the JVM.  It has been here for almost ten years. Since its conception, it's been changing the way we work at JetBrains and beyond.  Now it’s time to celebrate all the time we've spent together, and share our plans so we can continue helping you become happier developers.  Kotlin has evolved from a Java alternative to a whole ecosystem that allows writing code for different purposes, including server-side, mobile, web frontend, data science, and even

Today we’re releasing Kotlin 1.4.0! Over the past years, we’ve been working hard on making Kotlin a programming language that is fun, enjoyable, and productive to work with. To continue our pursuit of this goal with this version of Kotlin, we put a lot of energy and effort into improving the performance and quality of Kotlin and its tooling. We are also excited to announce support for several new language features, including the long-awaited SAM conversions for Kotlin interfaces.