The best runtime for Kotlin is obviously GraalVM, isn't it?
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GraalVM actually runs Kotlin two ways: as a drop-in JIT replacing HotSpot’s C2 with a high‑level optimizer and as an ahead‑of‑time native image that yields native images start in milliseconds and very low RSS. Benchmarks on a synthetic Kotlin sequence show a jump from 1500 -> 18,000 ops/ms in JIT mode; native mode cuts startup and memory but hits a specific Kotlin coroutine loop issue for current native compilation. Demo bridging Kotlin suspend functions to JS works after generating an async bridge.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:32Project Goals
- 8:24Compiler
- 13:39Benchmark
- 14:59Synthetic Benchmark
- 23:08Benchmarks
- 28:30Latency
- 29:25Ahead of Time Compiled Mode
- 42:29It Was Not Easy To Finalize It as a Product Maybe It's a Little Bit Less Ambitious that Jetbrains Space in the Functionality but It Could Be Maybe a Very Good Platform for Running Jetbrains Space Right but You Don't Have to You Actually Like Buy Anything It's an Open-Source Project What He Can Do You Should Download It You Should Use It You Should Try It on Your Code You Should Talk to Us You Try Mixing Your Cotton with some Other Languages
