If you applied to the Kotlin Multiplatform libraries project but weren’t selected, consider applying to the Kotlin Foundation’s Grants Program for multiplatform library authors before May 15, 2023.Ĭongratulations to the selected contributors and mentors! We believe that each of these projects will have a significant impact on the Kotlin community, and we can’t wait to see what you accomplish during Google Summer of Code 2023.įor those who were not selected this time, we encourage you to submit your proposals again next year.

Improve support for parameter forwarding in the Kotlin plugin for IntelliJ IDEA.

Parallel stacks for Kotlin coroutines in the debugger.

Enhance the kotlinx-benchmark library API and user experience.

Kotlin Multiplatform library version of Flogger.

After careful review, we have selected top contributors to the following projects:

We were impressed by the number of high-quality proposals we received. any - Kotlin Programming Language Common JVM JS Native Version 1.8 kotlin-stdlib / llections / any any Common JVM JS Native 1.0 fun Array.any(): Boolean (source) fun ByteArray.any(): Boolean (source) fun ShortArray.any(): Boolean (source) fun IntArray.any(): Boolean (source) fun LongArray.

We are thrilled to announce that 5 Kotlin project contributors have been selected for Google Summer of Code 2023! With the guidance of mentors from JetBrains, Google, and Gradle, they will work on 12-week programming projects with the Kotlin Foundation.

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