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Ktor

If you want something old and battle-tested, Spring Boot works just fine in Kotlin. I found the extreme OO design kinda off-putting, but once I got over it I had a great time with it. KTor [0] is the 'native' web framework for Kotlin, and there's also a full-stack framework built around it that just hit version 1.0, KWeb [1]. [0] https://ktor.io.

#Development #Tool #Web Frameworks 29 social mentions

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Javalin

#Web Frameworks #Developer Tools #Python Web Framework 33 social mentions

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ktfmt

I wanted to post that ktfmt, the FB Kotlin formatter, is much less well-known than ktlint. IMO, it produces the most (subjectively) readable code, and is the only one that doesn't leave room for you to inject personal style in certain places. (ktlint will let you get away with one of several ways of formatting code, so long as it falls within some guidelines, which can lead to inconsistent formatting). It's a superior formatting tool IMO. https://github.com/facebook/ktfmt.

#Code Coverage #Code Analysis #Code Quality 5 social mentions