Explore all the server-side talks from KotlinConf 2025 in one place! 👉 kotl.in/rm09wq?utm_source=tw… 🐦 Spring Kotlin: Deeper Integration 🐦 Ktor, Exposed, http4k and other ecosystem updates 🐦 Kotlin and AI tools 🐦 Industry adoption highlights 🐦 And more!

Back to normal talking about stuff that matters. @http4k doing a banger talk about why Datastar is the right approach from creating hypermedia first applications on their stack.

Highlights from @kotlinconf "We want to see more websites using Datastar". Thanks @http4k !

Streamable HTTP is a new transmission method introduced in MCP (Model Context Protocol) to improve scalability, flexibility, and compatibility compared to the older HTTP SSE transport. It allows clients and servers to communicate using standard HTTP POST and GET requests, making it easier to integrate with cloud platforms, CDNs, and microservice architectures while supporting features like stateless operation and optional SSE streams for real-time updates. Currently, adoption of Streamable HTTP by end-user-facing clients like Cursor or Windsurf seems limited, as most SDKs and tools are still transitioning to support this protocol. However, some progress has been made with the http4k MCP SDK and desktop client, which now offer compatibility with the latest MCP specifications.

If you happen to be in London on Thursday 17th April, this is the event to attend meetup.com/source-talks-on-k… with two talks by the authors of @http4k.

But I have preferences. In enterprise environments, I like to use Kotlin Spring Boot. Whenever I try something else (Micronaut, Quarkus, Ktor, http4k, .Net, whatever), I figure something isn't working right or has severe limitations.

hey hey 👋 a new episode just dropped at @thebakerydev This time I'm with David @http4k talking about how you can build an elegant backend in Kotlin with http4k 👇

🚀 http4k v6 is out! 🚀 Java support has been bumped to 21, routing was rewritten and is now multi-protocol, new web framework bridges, Pro modules and much more! Read the full announcement here: http4k.org/v6

CVE-2024-55875 (CVSS 9.8): Critical XXE Vulnerability Found in http4k Toolkit securityonline.info/cve-2024…

CVE-2024-55875 (CVSS 9.8): Critical XXE Vulnerability Found in http4k Toolkit Understanding the CVE-2024-55875 vulnerability in the http4k toolkit: risks, impacts, and ways to mitigate this critical XXE Injection vulnerability securityonline.info/cve-2024…

In preparation for http4k v6, we have released v5.40.0.0 of the http4k ecosystem, which introduces an expand/contract in the Maven coordinates of some modules. Details can be found in the changelog: http4k.org/ecosystem/changel…

🚀We're announcing the next chapter in the http4k ecosystem - version 6 🚀, including the introduction of the new http4k Enterprise Edition (EE) subscription. You can read the full announcement here: http4k.org/news/http4k-v6-an…

Day 4 at #GITEXGlobal was packed with insights! 🌟 From learning about the #http4k protocol to key tips for AI startups, an engaging chat with Digital Einstein, a #DevOps presentation, and a roundtable on AI's future, so much to take in! #PharoscionGlobal #AI #FutureTech

David is talking about @http4k at Gitex/DevSlam conference. GraalVM detected 😉 cc @alina_yurenko

Have you ever tried http4k? http4k.org

Ready to spread love for @http4k in Taiwan @jcconf

We had a nice reaction to the http4k IntelliJ plugin, so we decided to make it even better, by folding all of the http4k Toolbox functionality right into the IDE, including OpenAPI server generation, JSON to Dataclasses, and raw HTTP to http4k req. Available now inside IntelliJ

We're excited to announce that the http4k Project Wizard plugin is now available on the JetBrains Plugin Marketplace! With our shiny new plugin, setting up new http4k projects is now a complete breeze- direct from your IDE. Install direct from IntelliJ or plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin…

🚀Today we're proud to launch a site for http4k Connect project: an entire http4k sub-ecosystem concentrating on the creation of modular API Client libraries. Supports many popular Cloud and AI services, or implement your own with the Connect pattern 🚀 connect.http4k.org

What if we build a web server just as a transformer of HttpRequests into HttpResponses? Ooops, they already did it! @http4k