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your application's user interface. You can use both reactive and imperative programming models to build your frontend, use connectors for Ktor, Spring Boot, and other frameworks to integrate it with your tryK2=true This Gradle property automatically sets the language version to 2.0 and updates the build report with the number of Kotlin tasks compiled using the K2 compiler compared to the current compiler: Gradle 构建报告 Gradle build reports now show whether the current or the K2 compiler was used to compile the code. In Kotlin 1.9.0, you can see this information in your Gradle build scans: You can also

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