This may not be what you're looking for, but the best resource for me was Android Studio's "convert file to Kotlin" button in the context menu. I could write a file in Java and it would convert instantly and almost flawlessly to Kotlin, and then I could read the file and learn a ton about Kotlin idioms and syntax. Also, when I copied some Java code from Stack Overflow into a Kotlin file, it would convert it to Kotlin automatically. Since Java has far more documentation and code samples online, these were pretty essential to my Kotlin project.
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This may not be what you're looking for, but the best resource for me was Android Studio's "convert file to Kotlin" button in the context menu. I could write a file in Java and it would convert instantly and almost flawlessly to Kotlin, and then I could read the file and learn a ton about Kotlin idioms and syntax. Also, when I copied some Java code from Stack Overflow into a Kotlin file, it would convert it to Kotlin automatically. Since Java has far more documentation and code samples online, these were pretty essential to my Kotlin project.