Create a Simple Web App With Kotlin and Ktor

Let’s get started building for the web, with Kotlin

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First, you need to download IntelliJ IDEA. It is fine to use the community edition. After you install Ktor, go to Plugins > Marketplace and write “Ktor” to the search field.

Install the Ktorplugin. Restart the IDE, and you are ready to go!

Now click New Project and select the Ktorproject preset. Make sure that Project SDK is set to a project type “Gradle.” In a client group box, you need to pick Apache HttpClient Engine and then Next.

You can leave GroupId set to “com.example,” but change ArtifactId to “simple-ktor-web.” Then click Next and set the Project name again as “simple-ktor-web.” Specify the project location where you prefer to have your project source code located.

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