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Google Summer of Code 2026 With the Kotlin Foundation: Recap

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Google Summer of Code 2026 has wrapped up! This was the Kotlin Foundation ’s fourth year participating in GSoC, bringing new contributors into the Kotlin open-source ecosystem through hands-on…

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