Today, Kotlin is one of the fastest growing languages in the world. It has already proven itself for Android development and is now starting to find a home in other domains as well.
Checking in on the current state of Kotlin
Developing Kotlin in the open
Since its public announcement, JetBrains has been very open with the development of Kotlin. This includes a public issue tracker, regular blog posts, conference talks, a yearly Kotlin census, and they even have their own conference now, KotlinConf.
You can submit your feedback, or leave your own issues and feature requests in the Kotlin issue tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issues/KT.
Kotlin has seen four major stable releases to date, which are as follows:
- v1.0:...
