Kotlin is an open source project, and there are many ways you can contribute:
Other types of contributions are described in the Kotlin documentation.
There are many online and in-person Kotlin communities. Please visit the Kotlin community page to see a list of user groups, Kotlin nights and other ways that you can get involved!
The Kotlin Foundation is governed by a Board of Directors, which oversees the entire functioning of the foundation. Here are the key details that describe how the Foundation is governed:
Yes, Kotlin Foundation members contribute financially to cover the operational and administrative expenses of the foundation. The funds raised are also allocated towards supporting the Kotlin ecosystem and education programs, such as the Grants program and Kotlin Multiplatform student contest.
No, Kotlin Foundation is a non-profit entity whose operational costs are covered by Foundation members.
Yes. You are free to use the Kotlin trademark in accordance with our Kotlin brand usage guidelines. Any use of the Trademark other than those described in the Guidelines must be approved in advance. If you need a specific license, please refer to the request form.
Companies interested in becoming members of the Kotlin Foundation can find more information on the "Membership" webpage. Currently, the Kotlin Foundation does not offer any options for individual participation.
The best way to stay up-to-date on Kotlin is to visit the official Kotlin website, follow the official Kotlin blog and subscribe to the official YouTube channel.