Kotlin Foundation
Kotlin is a concise, modern, and versatile programming language designed for multiple platforms. The Kotlin Foundation, established by JetBrains and Google, later welcomed Meta, Uber, Gradle, Touchlab, Block, and Kotzilla. Together, we promote and advance Kotlin across multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, web, desktop, and server-side. Currently, 100+ engineers from JetBrains and Google contribute to the core Kotlin project, alongside 350+ independent contributors and thousands more supporting the broader Kotlin ecosystem. The Kotlin Foundation is committed to protecting, promoting, and advancing the evolution of the Kotlin language.
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Tail call support in the Kotlin/Wasm backend
WebAssembly's call stack limit is unspecified by the spec and varies across host environments. As a result, any Kotlin/Wasm program that uses mutual...
Mapping the Global Kotlin Education Landscape
Kotlin is one of the most widely used languages in modern software development, but there is no structured, global picture of how it is actually...
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