Developer tools maker JetBrains has released version 1.4 of Kotlin, the increasingly popular programming language promoted by Google for Android app development. While it is popular among Android ...

Version 1.2 of the statically typed Kotlin language, will offer an experimental feature enabling reuse of code across platforms, as well as compatibility with the Java 9 module system. The beta of ...

The Kotlin/Native compiler, currently in development, generates platform-native binaries from Kotlin code and is interoperable with C functions Kotlin, the JVM-based language from IDE maker ...

Server-side Kotlin is becoming quite common at Google at this point, it seems, with over 8.5 million lines of Kotlin code in Google’s internal codebase to date. That number, the company said, is ...

Kotlin is no-longer new. As of 7 May 2019, Kotlin has been the official “preferred” language for Android development according to Google. It has been available as a built-in feature of Android ...

This might sound like a small thing at first, but the fact that Kotlin code doesn’t require you to end lines with semi-colons means that you will never have to hunt for missing punctuation again!

The Kotlin team is also working to bring the language beyond mobile app development with Kotlin/Native, a solution for compiling Kotlin code to a variety of platforms without running a virtual ...

KSP is compatible with Kotlin 1.4.30, which Czech software developer firm JetBrains released last week as a precursor to Kotlin 1.5.0. Developer It's the end of programming as we know it -- again ...

According to JetBrains, this gives developers a better balance between being able to reuse Kotlin code and being able to access features that are specific to a certain platform. Article Tags.