Ktor: Past, Present, and Future!
summary
Ktor is an OSS HTTP client-and-server framework built on coroutines that already runs JVM servers (engines: Netty Jetty Tomcat CIO) and a multiplatform client; it ships routing, multipart/form handling, content negotiation via gson, basic/OAuth hooks and static/html-DSL out of the box. Project governance now uses semantic versioning with 3 releases/year plus monthly patches, team size grows from two to eight, Space uses it internally, and docs move to compiled documentation samples.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Ktor History
- 6:17Ktor on the Server
- 9:56Ktor Demo
- 17:20Ktor Features
- 21:58Basic Authentication
- 23:17Custom Features
- 26:37Future Plans
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