Kotlin SetUp with Android Studio

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This tutorial describing  how to create Android applications with Kotlin. It is based on the latest and greatest Android and Android Studio 3.0 release. 


 Let's Start Kotlin with Android Studio <3.0

To do so, start Android Studio and open Plugins from the Configure menu.


Now, press the Install JetBrains plugin…​ button.

 In the opened dialog, search for Kotlin, select the corresponding plugin and press Install.

 

After the installation is finished, restart Android Studio and you are ready to use Kotlin.

 

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