Contributing to Kotlin
summary
Community contributions add concrete features and fixes: generics in Objective-C interop arrives via a large pull request and becomes default in 1.4-M1; one contributor posts 800 pull requests; EAP channels and YouTrack reproduce a Jake Wharton regression and it is fixed in 3 days; tooling requests drive telemetry and priorities — only about 36% of Stack Overflow questions are unsolved and only ~8% share anonymous usage data, so fixes come from code, tests, and measurable numbers.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:07Why Do We Contribute to Kotlin
- 2:39Feedback and Bug Reports
- 5:17Install Ap Versions
- 10:50Leave Your Code Better than How You Found It
- 15:07The Evolution of Kotlin
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46mOpening Keynote
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