The day is finally here: our guide to the Kotlin programming language will soon be on store shelves and in your hands, dear reader. About a year ago, Josh Skeen and I sat down to start work full-time on a guide to the language that we had grown to love. Kotlin went mainstream in May 2017 thanks to a welcome assist from Google, but Big Nerd Ranch's Kotlin journey started in 2015 with an internal app called KoffeeKüp. In our focus on delivering high-quality courses, books, and applications, it sometimes became easy to pass menial tasks like refilling the coffee carafe onto the next under-caffeinated developer. We needed a way to encourage each other to refill the coffee, and KoffeeKüp was born. KoffeeKüp provided us with a playground for playing with some of the technologies that were piquing our interest at the time: MVVM, data binding, Slack bots, and most importantly, Kotlin. From that point forward, we started building internal apps and experiments in Kotlin. We offered Kotlin work on our consulting projects, and once Google announced their official support, our clients were the ones starting the Kotlin conversation.


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