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Kotlin Weekly #331
Sunday, December 4, 2022
ISSUE #331 4th of December 2022 Welcome to December Kotliners! Last month in this year. Enjoy your weekend, and check out the links we have prepared for you Announcements Kotlin Weekly is on Mastodon
Kotlin Weekly #330
Sunday, November 27, 2022
ISSUE #330 27th of November 2022 Announcements We Are Looking For EAP Champions! The Kotlin Team is looking for Kotlin Early Access Preview (EAP) champions. If you are interested make sure that you
Kotlin Weekly #329
Sunday, November 20, 2022
ISSUE #329 20th of November 2022 Hello Kotliners! We now have a Mastodon account, you can follow us there: kotlin.social/@KotlinWeekly. We will be posting from now on both Twitter and Mastodon. We are
Kotlin Weekly #328
Sunday, November 13, 2022
ISSUE #328 13th of November 2022 Greetings Kotliners! This week was the 12-year anniversary of the initial commit in the Kotlin repository. This has changed the life of many of us and how we spend most
Kotlin Weekly #327
Sunday, November 6, 2022
ISSUE #327 6th of November 2022 Hello Kotliners. Last week has been a terrible one for many of us. Multiple layoffs across the industry have reminded us of our vulnerability in an economic downturn. If
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