One of the gifts we got from Kotlin 1.3.70 was the ability to effortlessly run a kscript (Kotlin script) from the command line. All you need to do is add the suffix .main.kts. Seriously, this is all you need to do: brew install kotlin echo '#!/usr/bin/env kotlin' > hello-world.main.kts chmod +x hello.main.kts ./hello.main.kts # 💥 With this 0 friction setup, there’s little reason for me to ever write a bash script again. I get to write my script in Kotlin — a modern & beautiful language...
