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- Kotlin Programming Language
Kotlin is a concise and multiplatform programming language by JetBrains Enjoy coding and build server-side, mobile, web, and desktop applications efficiently
- Get started with Kotlin
Kotlin is a modern but already mature programming language designed to make developers happier It's concise, safe, interoperable with Java and other languages, and provides many ways to reuse code between multiple platforms for productive programming
- Kotlin for Android | Kotlin Documentation - Kotlin Programming Language
Since its creation in 2011, Kotlin has developed continuously, not only as a language but as a whole ecosystem with robust tooling Now it's seamlessly integrated into Android Studio and is actively used by many companies for developing Android applications
- Basic syntax overview | Kotlin Documentation
In Kotlin, you declare a variable starting with a keyword, val or var, followed by the name of the variable Use the val keyword to declare variables that are assigned a value only once
- Welcome to our tour of Kotlin! | Kotlin Documentation
Quickly learn the essentials of the Kotlin programming language through our tours, which will take you from beginner to intermediate level Each chapter contains: Theory to introduce key concepts of the language with examples Practice with exercises to test your understanding of what you have learned Solutions for your reference
- Kotlin Multiplatform | Kotlin Documentation
Kotlin™ is protected under the Kotlin Foundation and licensed under the Apache 2 license
- Kotlin releases | Kotlin Documentation
Kotlin has full out-of-the-box support in IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio with an official Kotlin plugin developed by JetBrains K2 mode in IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio uses the K2 compiler to improve code analysis, code completion, and highlighting
- Kotlin JavaScript | Kotlin Documentation - Kotlin Programming Language
Kotlin JavaScript (Kotlin JS) lets you transpile your Kotlin code, the Kotlin standard library, and any compatible dependencies to JavaScript This way, your Kotlin applications can run in any environment that supports JavaScript
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