0 0 introduces new language features , stable IR-based JVM compiler backend, performance improvements, and evolutionary changes such as stabilizing experimental features and deprecating outdated ones. … You can also find an overview of the changes in the release blog post.8 Eyl 2021
Read moreIs Kotlin backwards compatible?
All binaries are backwards compatible , i.e. a newer compiler can read older binaries (e.g. 1.3 understands 1.0 through 1.2), Older compilers reject binaries that rely on new features (e.g. a 1.0 compiler rejects binaries that use coroutines).
Read moreHow do I downgrade my Kotlin version?
This time I helped myself with the following:
Read moreIs Kotlin 1.3 deprecated?
Short summary: Kotlin 1.3 discontinues the following deprecated binary artifacts : kotlin-runtime : use kotlin-stdlib instead. kotlin-stdlib-jre7/8 : use kotlin-stdlib-jdk7/8 instead. kotlin-jslib in the compiler distribution: use kotlin-stdlib-js instead.
Read moreWhat operating system does Kotlin is compatible of?
Kotlin is fully compatible with JDK 6 , is supported in the Android Studio and compatible with the Android build system. Apps written in Kotlin are more productive than Java apps.
Read moreAre Kotlin versions backwards compatible?
Backward Compatibility The Android SDK is by default forward compatible but not backward compatible — this means that an app that is built with and supports a minimum SDK version of 3.0 can be installed on any device running Android versions 3.0 and upwards — but not on devices running Android versions below 3.0.
Read more