Contest
by the Kotlin Foundation
Are you a student or recent graduate?
Participate in the Kotlin Multiplatform Сontest for the chance to win a trip to KotlinConf’24 in Copenhagen, Denmark!
Showcase your creativity by building a Kotlin Multiplatform project. We will award prizes to the authors of the three most inspiring Multiplatform applications.
Are you a student or recent graduate?
Participate in the Kotlin Multiplatform Сontest for the chance to win a trip to KotlinConf’24 in Copenhagen, Denmark!
Showcase your creativity by building a Kotlin Multiplatform project. We will award prizes to the authors of the three most inspiring Multiplatform applications.
If your entry is one of the top 3, you'll win a trip to KotlinConf’24 on May 23–24, 2024, with travel and hotel costs covered, courtesy of the Kotlin Foundation. Winners will also receive cool Kotlin swag. Everyone who submits a working application of significant value and complexity will receive prizes, too!
Project requirements
- Your project must use Kotlin Multiplatform and run on at least two different platforms.
- Your submission must be created specifically for this contest.
- The project can be on any topic of your choice. We’ll judge it based on how the creativity of your idea is reinforced by Kotlin Multiplatform.
- Participants are encouraged to develop substantial and meaningful projects.
- Submissions must be made as a link to the project on GitHub. It must include a comprehensive README file and clear installation instructions on how to launch the project on all targets and how to try key features.
- Libraries will not be accepted as submissions. We have a separate program for library grants.
- All content must be in English.
Application requirements
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- You must be enrolled or have been enrolled in an accredited educational program within the last 12 months.
- You cannot submit more than one project.
- Join the contest Slack channel to stay up to date with announcements related to the contest.
Requirements
- Your project must use Kotlin Multiplatform and run on at least two different platforms.
- Your submission must be created specifically for this contest.
- The project can be on any topic of your choice. We’ll judge it based on how the creativity of your idea is reinforced by Kotlin Multiplatform.
- Participants are encouraged to develop substantial and meaningful projects.
- Submissions must be made as a link to the project on GitHub. It must include a comprehensive README file and clear installation instructions on how to launch the project on all targets and how to try key features.
- Libraries will not be accepted as submissions. We have a separate program for library grants.
- All content must be in English.
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- You must be enrolled or have been enrolled in an accredited educational program within the last 12 months.
- You cannot submit more than one project.
- Join the contest Slack channel to stay up to date with announcements related to the contest.
Helpful materials
- Kotlin Multiplatform official documentation.
- PeopleInSpace – multiplatform sample projects.
- More samples of multiplatform mobile projects.
- A Full Stack Web App with Kotlin Multiplatform – a hands-on tutorial.
- Compose Multiplatform – a video tutorial.
Winners of the Kotlin Multiplatform Contest 2023
Ahmet Burak Ilhan
(DoGoodMobile)
Istanbul Biruni University / Turkey
Maciej Procyk
(mini-games)
University of Warsaw / Poland
Brian Kamau Mbigo
(VisioZoezi)
Multimedia University of Kenya / Kenya
Ahmet Burak Ilhan
(DoGoodMobile)
Istanbul Biruni University / Turkey
Maciej Procyk
(mini-games)
University of Warsaw / Poland
Brian Kamau Mbigo
(VisioZoezi)
Multimedia University of Kenya / Kenya
The contest
is organized by the
Kotlin Foundation
The Kotlin Foundation is a non-profit corporation responsible for promoting and advancing the development of the Kotlin programming language and ecosystem. We want more students to get hands-on experience with Kotlin Multiplatform, try out its capabilities, and join our community.
Find more about the Kotlin Foundation
Contest
by the Kotlin Foundation
Are you a student or recent graduate?
Participate in the Kotlin Multiplatform Сontest for the chance to win a trip to KotlinConf’24 in Copenhagen, Denmark!
Showcase your creativity by building a Kotlin Multiplatform project. We will award prizes to the authors of the three most inspiring Multiplatform applications.
Are you a student or recent graduate?
Participate in the Kotlin Multiplatform Сontest for the chance to win a trip to KotlinConf’24 in Copenhagen, Denmark!
Showcase your creativity by building a Kotlin Multiplatform project. We will award prizes to the authors of the three most inspiring Multiplatform applications.
If your entry is one of the top 3, you'll win a trip to KotlinConf’24 on May 23–24, 2024, with travel and hotel costs covered, courtesy of the Kotlin Foundation. Winners will also receive cool Kotlin swag. Everyone who submits a working application of significant value and complexity will receive prizes, too!
Project requirements
- Your project must use Kotlin Multiplatform and run on at least two different platforms.
- Your submission must be created specifically for this contest.
- The project can be on any topic of your choice. We’ll judge it based on how the creativity of your idea is reinforced by Kotlin Multiplatform.
- Participants are encouraged to develop substantial and meaningful projects.
- Submissions must be made as a link to the project on GitHub. It must include a comprehensive README file and clear installation instructions on how to launch the project on all targets and how to try key features.
- Libraries will not be accepted as submissions. We have a separate program for library grants.
- All content must be in English.
Application requirements
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- You must be enrolled or have been enrolled in an accredited educational program within the last 12 months.
- You cannot submit more than one project.
- Join the contest Slack channel to stay up to date with announcements related to the contest.
Requirements
- Your project must use Kotlin Multiplatform and run on at least two different platforms.
- Your submission must be created specifically for this contest.
- The project can be on any topic of your choice. We’ll judge it based on how the creativity of your idea is reinforced by Kotlin Multiplatform.
- Participants are encouraged to develop substantial and meaningful projects.
- Submissions must be made as a link to the project on GitHub. It must include a comprehensive README file and clear installation instructions on how to launch the project on all targets and how to try key features.
- Libraries will not be accepted as submissions. We have a separate program for library grants.
- All content must be in English.
- You must be at least 18 years old.
- You must be enrolled or have been enrolled in an accredited educational program within the last 12 months.
- You cannot submit more than one project.
- Join the contest Slack channel to stay up to date with announcements related to the contest.
Helpful materials
- Kotlin Multiplatform official documentation.
- PeopleInSpace – multiplatform sample projects.
- More samples of multiplatform mobile projects.
- A Full Stack Web App with Kotlin Multiplatform – a hands-on tutorial.
- Compose Multiplatform – a video tutorial.
Winners of the Kotlin Multiplatform Contest 2023
Ahmet Burak Ilhan
(DoGoodMobile)
Istanbul Biruni University / Turkey
Maciej Procyk
(mini-games)
University of Warsaw / Poland
Brian Kamau Mbigo
(VisioZoezi)
Multimedia University of Kenya / Kenya
Ahmet Burak Ilhan
(DoGoodMobile)
Istanbul Biruni University / Turkey
Maciej Procyk
(mini-games)
University of Warsaw / Poland
Brian Kamau Mbigo
(VisioZoezi)
Multimedia University of Kenya / Kenya
The contest
is organized by the
Kotlin Foundation
The Kotlin Foundation is a non-profit corporation responsible for promoting and advancing the development of the Kotlin programming language and ecosystem. We want more students to get hands-on experience with Kotlin Multiplatform, try out its capabilities, and join our community.
Find more about the Kotlin Foundation
