Kotlin programming language launches new mascot Kodee

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clues of crucian carp snow fox to deliver! CTOnews.com April 30 news, according to the official JetBrains blog April 26 news, the programming language Kotlin ushered in a new design mascot, called Kodee.

▲ KodeeKodee is a revamped version of the Kotlin mascot that was first released in 2021, when the design was criticized and opposed by users, so the new design was launched two years later.

As can be seen from the picture, the first mascot of Kotlin, which was eliminated by ▲, shows that the shape of Kodee has been flattened and the color has changed from black and white to black and purple. The official claim that "has created an approachable and interesting character associated with the Kotlin community."

JetBrains officially invites users to use Kodee mascots in digital and print materials, and publishes a guide to Kotlin mascots (link to CTOnews.com: click here), outlining how mascots should be used, including color schemes, font styles and overall design aesthetics.

It is worth mentioning that some folk painters have self-made the two-dimensional character of Kotlin and compiled relevant background stories.

▲ Picture Source Mengniang Encyclopedia