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FAQ

Chats

@kotlin_lang — Discussion of Kotlin language, IDE, general questions. Kotlin/Native
@kotlin_start — Chat for novice Kotlin developers
@kotlin_meta — Organizational questions, discussion of chat moderation

Channels

@kotlin_jobs — openings related to Kotlin
@TheDailyKotlin — Kotlin news and tips

Bots

@tryktbot — Try Kotlin Bot
@tgkotbot — Kotlin Bot (Moderation and Statistics)

Our friends

@kotlinmpp — News and articles on Kotlin Multiplatform
@kotlinmppchats — Chat for discussions and questions on Kotlin Multiplatform

How to ask questions

Some points which would help you to compose the question to maximize the chance of getting an answer:

You should ask yourself if your question is related to Kotlin. If the only reason to ask here is the fact you are solving your problem in Kotlin, and it would still sound meaningful for Java, there is a high chance that you should write to different chat related to your topic.
You should search for existing answers (there are tons of them at StackOverflow tag:kotlin).
If you still are going to ask here, please read through this article on StackOverflow. Ten minutes you spent on this should help you to ask good questions.
You didn’t find an answer and know how to ask a meaningful question? Ask it at StackOverflow tag:kotlin and send a linked question to chat.

Rules

Recommended languages for chatting are Russian and English. Using other languages makes communication and moderation difficult, therefore moderators are entitled to request using these languages.

Our community has the following code of conduct.

We welcome:

Help to the people who ask questions
Links and discussions of any news related to Kotlin

Forbidden:

Trolling — inflammatory, digressive, non-constructive discussions
Counterfeits — unfounded allegations, leading to unproductive discussions.
Insults
Pirated content: books, software licenses, etc.
Flame comparisons of programming languages (Kotlin vs Java/Scala/Groovy/Go/Whatever)
Off-topic — withdrawal from the topic of chats
Flood — voluminous messages of little substance
Cross-posting — asking one question in multiple sibling chats
Disputing chat moderation (welcome to @kotlin_meta).
Using the list of chat members for a spread of anything through private messages: job positions, ads, etc.

Useful resources

kotlinlang.org — Kotlin’s official website
kotlin.link — curated list of libraries and repositories related to Kotlin

This page at GitHub

Chats are supported by Kotlin developers community.