Ktor

Ktor 3.4.0 is now available! It improves stability and addresses outstanding issues. Highlights include OpenAPI generation, Ztsd support for the compression plugin, duplex streaming for OkHttp, Structured concurrency integrations for the HTTP request lifecycle, and much more. For a detailed list of all the changes, check out the What’s new page.

OpenAPI and WebRTC support have been available in preview since the Ktor 3.3.0 release. See what else is coming to Ktor!

Ktor 3.2.2 is here! This patch release brings a critical fix for Android D8 compatibility, along with some minor enhancements and bug fixes.

In this article, the author walks you through a few ways to bring modularity into your Ktor projects.

Ktor 3.2.0 is here! This release brings exciting new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to structure a project using domain-driven design (DDD) concepts, step by step, by building a minimalistic CRM system.

Ktor 3.1.0 is here! It introduces exciting new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes.

Ktor 3.0 is faster, better integrated with Kotlin tools, and offers more options for client-server apps. Find more details in the blog post.

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

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.

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.