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Dokka is an API documentation engine for Kotlin. Dokka can generate documentation in multiple formats, including its own modern HTML format, multiple flavors of Markdown, and Java's Javadoc HTML. Just like Kotlin itself, Dokka supports mixed-language projects. It understands Kotlin's KDoc comments and Java's Javadoc comments. You can run Dokka using Gradle, Maven or from the command line.

...Our official mascot is Cuttlefish, which is best known for its outstanding mimicry abilities letting it blend seamlessly in any environment. Just like our mascot, Exposed can mimic a variety of database engines and help you build database applications without hard dependencies on any specific database engine, and switch between them with very little or no changes in your code. Exposed is currently available for maven/gradle builds at Maven Central.

Sceneform Maintained is an ARCore Android SDK with Google Filament as 3D engine. This is the continuation of the Archived Sceneform. Android Augmented Reality library: AR Model Viewer, Augmented Images, Augmented Faces, Video, Depth, Cloud Anchors, Instant Placement, Light Estimation and much more in Kotlin and Java.

Kotless stands for Kotlin serverless framework. Its focus lies in reducing the routine of serverless deployment creation by generating it straight from the code of the application itself. So, simply speaking, Kotless gives you one magic button to deploy your Web application as a serverless application on AWS and Azure. Kotless is able to deploy existing Spring Boot or Ktor applications to AWS serverless platform. To do it, you'll need to set up a plugin and replace the existing dependency...

...It aims to provide Gradle users with a rich, flexible and statically-typed approach to developing build logic in conjunction with the best IDE and tooling experience possible. Gradle has features you cannot get from other build tools: A highly-customizable dependency resolution engine, visual build inspection and debugging tools, and many work avoidance mechanisms. Moreover, the Gradle user manual and guides contain build script excerpts that demonstrate both the Groovy DSL and the Kotlin DSL. This is the best place where to find how to do this and that with the Gradle Kotlin DSL; and it covers all Gradle features from using plugins to customizing the dependency resolution behavior. ...