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🔥 A new Kotlin AI Benchmark, the Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award at RevenueCat Shipaton 2026, Kotlin 2.4.10, Kotlin support in BlueJ 6.0, and more. Which July highlight stood out to you most? Catch up in Kodee’s Kotlin Roundup 👇 https://kotl.in/l1v89k

Kodee’s Kotlin Roundup: Birthday Wishes, Shipaton 2026, and the New Kotlin AI Benchmark - The JetBrains Blog

Kotlin turns 15. Explore the new AI benchmark, latest Kotlin releases, Shipaton 2026, Golden Kodee winners, and learning resources.

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➡️ Adopting KMP doesn’t have to start with a full rewrite. See how an existing Android app built with Jetpack Compose can migrate to KMP step by step, from shared business logic modules to shared UIs with Compose Multiplatform. Start your Kotlin Multiplatform migration 👇 https://kotl.in/lxn1gg

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Shipaton 2026 is live 🚀 Enter our $30K Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award: build with KMP and compete for a Times Square billboard. Last year a first-ever KMP project took 2nd place. Starter Guide, AI Guide, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate + Junie access included 👉 kotl.in/d2bs96

🚀 Know Kotlin? Use your skills to build an app for Android, iOS, desktop, and web. Compete for the Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award at RevenueCat Shipaton 2026. Build between August 1 and September 30, then share your journey to earn extra points 🏆 Learn more 👇 kotl.in/d2bs96

Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award | Shipaton 2026 | Kotlin Multiplatform

Reuse your Kotlin skills to build for Android, iOS, desktop, and web. Join the Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award and get everything you need to build and launch your app.

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#Shipaton is back! 🚀 Ship a NEW app in August or September & you could win big TLDR: 🏆 Over $1 million worth of prizes 🧑‍🎓 New student category 🔴 Twice a week Livestreams 👥 Shipaton IRL events worldwide Full details at shipaton.com youtu.be/3yPFdwcSiok

🤖 @gooddata_ai used Kotlin to build an AI agent that automates production alert investigations, helping on-call engineers find the likely cause faster and cutting investigation time by ~90%. Check out the link👇 https://kotl.in/gooddata-medium-bluesky

AI on Duty: How We Automated Our Most Boring Job with a Kotlin AI Agent

Do you often read or hear about people developing AI agents in Python? I do. And it often feels like if you want to automate workflows with…

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💜 Kodee is more than Kotlin’s mascot. Shaped by community feedback, creativity, and shared values, Kodee has evolved from a mere symbol into the embodiment of Kotlin's inclusive and developer-friendly culture. Discover the story behind Kodee 👇 https://kotl.in/2a3scp

The History of Kodee, Kotlin’s Mascot - The JetBrains Blog

A few years back, the Kotlin team figured it was time their programming language had a mascot – something fun and friendly to make developers feel more at home. After all, so many other programming la

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🔗 Turn your JetBrains IDE usage into a proficiency level you can showcase on LinkedIn. The free LinkedIn Connected Apps plugin tracks the IDE features you use and updates your level automatically over time. Check your level in the status bar and connect via LinkedIn OAuth 👇 https://kotl.in/dnydx0

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What is Kotlin/Native, and how does it relate to KMP? Kotlin/Native compiles Kotlin code to native binaries that run without a VM. In KMP projects, shared Kotlin code is compiled for each target – to JVM bytecode for Android and native binaries for iOS. Read the FAQ 👇 https://kotl.in/5pane8

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Kotlin turns 15 🎂 Thank you for being part of the journey. To mark the milestone, we're inviting the community to celebrate Kotlin's birthday. Create a birthday postcard, or upload your photo and party with Kodee. 🎉 Celebrate with us 🎉 https://kotl.in/effect-blog-bluesky

Kotlin Turns 15: Celebrate the Kotlin Effect - The JetBrains Blog

Kotlin turns 15! Create a birthday postcard, share your wish, and explore more ways to celebrate the Kotlin Effect with the community.

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Sébastien Deleuze and Josh Long get into Kotlin for backend on the episode of A Bootiful Podcast, including the Kotlin LSP, how closely the Spring and Kotlin teams now work together, and their impressions from KotlinConf 2026. It’s well worth a listen 🎧 https://kotl.in/5fm5x7

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📢 Last chance to apply! Applications for the 2026 Kotlin Foundation Grant for Library Authors close tomorrow, July 14. If you’re developing an open-source Kotlin library, tool, or framework – especially in KMP, AI, or LLM development – apply by tomorrow 👇 https://kotl.in/muii75

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Kotlin Multiplatform lets teams choose how much code to share. Start with small shared modules, share business logic while keeping the UI native, or gradually migrate your UI with Compose Multiplatform when it makes sense for your project. Explore KMP flexibility 👇 https://kotl.in/cal3xg

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