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you can use Kotlin in a Maven project as well (configuration here: https://void2unit.onrender.com/post/multimodule-maven-java-kotlin-config/ https://void2unit.o
by simon_void 2y ago
you can use Kotlin in a Maven project as well (configuration here: https://void2unit.onrender.com/post/multimodule-maven-java-kotlin-config/ https://void2unit.onrender.com/post/multimodule-maven-java-k...) or maybe your request is what triggered Jetbrains to develop Amper (https://blog.jetbrains.com/amper/ https://blog.jetbrains.com/amper/)
- aixpert 2y agoI'd love to use kotlin standalone, as other normal programming languages, without any configuration scripts or build tools
- penguin_booze 2y agoA while ago, I tried compiling a simple Kotlin hello world on the command line (my preferred "IDE"). I vividly recall it taking around 7 seconds to even compile, every time. It could be that my rickety laptop was to blame, but not probably wholly. AFAICT, the only viable avenue of Kotlin developemnt is by using an IDE (or maybe launch a Gradle deamon--but that'll be another rant).