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I got inspired by your nob.h and decided to make one for Kotlin. It backups the last working version and restores it when necessary. Im not packaging a jar or compiling a native executable, only compiling the class files, this makes the whole build time a lot faster. It also uses a Kotlin daemon for having a live compiler environment for faster subsequent builds. A simple "Hello world" now compiles in 70ms.
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I got inspired by your nob.h and decided to make one for Kotlin.
It backups the last working version and restores it when necessary.
Im not packaging a jar or compiling a native executable, only compiling the class files, this makes the whole build time a lot faster.
In stead of using the compiler directly it starts a Kotlin daemon and uses its client and API to only compile changes in the bytecode. Having a live compiler environment makes subsequent builds way faster.
A simple "Hello world" now compiles in 70ms.