Alexander Nozik

Yes, you can. You can use `java-gradle-plugin` plugin like it is done [here](https://github.com/mipt-npm/gradle-tools/blob/138ee1cfeaf2e80e07eec0a85288ab328f48b21e/build.gradle.kts#L4). It will make all plugin management tweaking unnecessary.

Good to know. I believe that the whole Workspace thing currently is too incorporated into the Component framework to remove it harmlessly, but for common application it is usually not...

@productivityunleashed frontend plugin is obsolete and should be replaced by general kotlin("js") or kotlin("multiplatform") plugin since 1.3.60. Since 1.3.70 it supports DCE and other useful features You should use newer...

```kotlin extensions.findByType()?.apply{ ... } ``` This one is equivalent to groovy closure. One can write an extension to make it shorter like ```kotlin inline fun Project.withExtension(block : T.()->Unit){ extensions.findByType()?.run(block) }...

Thanks. I've been searching in the wrong place, I though that it should be a part of ` KotlinFrontendExtension`.

Just hit the same problem. Is it going to be fixed?

Pandoc is a converter, not renderer. I am not sure it will work stably with rst. And it primary format is still markdown.

There are jpms-compatible stdlib artifacts. They go with `modular` qualifier. Also there is [this thread](https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/kotlin-support-for-java-9-module-system/2499/23). As far, as I understand, you do not need to add a module manifest to...

One of the problems with contributing is unusual code formatting rules. If I call auto-format, I will immediately break the formatting (I use official code-style). Do you plan to adopt...

Happy to hear it. I was really confused with non-standard closing braces position.