Kotlin a Great Fit for the Ethereum Ecosystem
summary
Claims Kotlin is already practical across the Ethereum stack: Kotlin powers the Android wallet WallETH and the library KEthereum, and libraries like ipfs-api-kotlin / IPFSDroid connect Android apps to IPFS. Demos include Android-Things IoT dApp experiments, Rinkeby testnet usage for free transactions, and tooling gaps: gas/storage costs remain high, no drop-in Android replacement for BouncyCastle yet, and eWASM is proposed as the path to writing contracts in Kotlin.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Kotlin and Ethereum intro
- 3:48Why Kotlin fits Ethereum
- 7:22Smart contracts on Android
- 13:39Public keys and addresses
- 18:26Gas costs explained
- 23:48Contract usability challenges
- 28:45Documentation and library integration
- 33:12JS and Kotlin in contracts
- 36:56Virtual machines and native implementation
- 39:03Interplanetary File System and usability
- 43:48Q&A








