If we offered to fund the development, with the aim of releasing something as open source, would we find someone interested in doing it? If you think it can be done and you think it’s an interesting project, then let us know and we can talk about it. NET strategy because of the demise of IKVM, and because IKVM never did and never will support. NET-only languages its unique-selling-point would be multi-platform targeting, and there’s really nothing else that can do that. We’re not interested here in whether Kotlin can complete against other. All of the useful features, like the ability to compile Java code, are added by plugins. If we could migrate our code to Kotlin and target all those four platforms it would be an enormous step forward. In Saxon we have a product written in Java that is increasingly moving onto other platforms (.NET, JS, native) using a variety of technologies, and involving more code forking than we would like. For Gradle, choose a language for the build script: Groovy or Kotlin. If you want to create a more complex project that needs further configuration, select Maven or Gradle. I’m more interested in a different angle: is it feasible? It's a native builder that doesn't require downloading additional artifacts. Mainly discussing whether or not there is a requirement for Kotlin on. When a notification appears stating that Kotlin is not configured for the project, click Configure, then select if you want to use Kotlin with Java or JavaScript.

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