January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
420 pages
9h 25m
English
There might be some of you who still prefer Eclipse IDE to IntelliJ; don't worry, you can still develop Kotlin code without having to move away from it. At this point, I assume you already have the tool installed. From the menu, navigate to Help | Eclipse Marketplace, look for the Kotlin plugin, and install it (I am working with the latest distribution: Eclipse Neon).
Once you have installed the plugin and restarted the IDE, you are ready to create your first Kotlin project. From the menu, choose File | New | Project and you should see the following dialog:

New Kotlin project
Click the Next button to move to the next step and, ...
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