Tag Archives: Release

Right before the festivities start, we’ve managed to release the next milestone of Kotlin, adding dynamic types and more. Let’s see what M10 brings us.

M9 has arrived and it’s bringing many new features and important changes. We’ve already highlighted these and covered others in detail. Let’s dig deeper into some of the other improvements.

It’s been a really busy couple of months since the last release and we’ve been working hard on making substantial improvements, particularly in terms of speed. We have a lot of goodies for this release. Let’s get started

Kotlin M7 is here and with it some long awaited features. Compiler and Language Changes Inline support One of the biggest features of M7 is support for inline functions. Kotlin encourages the use of higher-order functions (some people call this “functional … Continue reading →

Today we release Kotlin M6.2 which brings some interesting and important features. The newly released IntelliJ IDEA 13 is now supported too. Let’s take a look.

Two months ago we released M6 and we’re now ready with another update containing a bunch of goodies.

We’ve reached our sixth milestone, and with it, have some great features in store, both in terms of language improvements as well as tooling.

Kotlin M5.3 brings support for IntelliJ IDEA 13 and some new features for you to check out. We are moving towards powerful runtime support, including reflection and other framework-enabling features. This milestone marks our first steps in that direction.

Another update of Kotlin comes out today. Welcome Kotlin M5.2.