One of my goals when I started a learning project a couple of years ago was to get more hands-on experience with Kotlin co-routines, so I explored app frameworks that natively supported co-routines. I landed on Ktor, an open-source framework from JetBrains (creators of Kotlin) that supports co-routines throughout the …

For the Projektor open-source test reporting project I wanted to keep all the code in a single mono repo to make it easy to work on and manage. But over time as the project evolved it grew into multiple deployable artifacts, and I wanted to be able to release each of those components independently as needed: Server …

When I started writing Kotlin code a couple of years ago, one of the main things I missed after previously writing tests with Groovy/Spock were the easy yet powerful assertions with Groovy's power assert - not to mention the expressive failure messages when a test failed. Groovy's power assert prints out the …