https://www.kiit.dev/blog Kiit Blog 2026-01-04T00:00:00.000Z https://github.com/jpmonette/feed Kiit Blog https://www.kiit.dev/img/kiit-logo.png <![CDATA[Kiit Result]]> https://www.kiit.dev/blog/kiit-result 2026-01-04T00:00:00.000Z Coming soon.

]]> Kiit Team https://github.com/kiitdev <![CDATA[Kiit Codes]]> https://www.kiit.dev/blog/kiit-codes 2026-01-03T00:00:00.000Z kiit-codes is a small, dependency-free status and error taxonomy for application outcomes — extensible codes, protocol mappings, validation, typed exceptions, and optional Result<T, E> integration.

This post is a placeholder — a proper deep dive into the taxonomy, the design reasoning behind it, and how to use it is coming soon. In the meantime, see the docs.

]]> Kiit Team https://github.com/kiitdev <![CDATA[Kiit Framework]]> https://www.kiit.dev/blog/kiit-framework 2026-01-02T00:00:00.000Z Kiit is a lightweight, modular Kotlin framework for building server applications, APIs, CLIs, and jobs. Adopt one module at a time.

This post is a placeholder — a proper introduction to the framework, its philosophy, and how the modules fit together is coming soon.

]]> Kiit Team https://github.com/kiitdev <![CDATA[Welcome to the Kiit blog]]> https://www.kiit.dev/blog/welcome 2026-01-01T00:00:00.000Z Welcome! This is where updates on the Kiit framework and its modules will show up going forward: design decisions, release notes, and the occasional deeper dive into how a module works.

To start, there are three modules worth knowing about:

  • Kiit Framework — the overall project this all lives under.
  • kiit-codes — a status and error taxonomy for application outcomes.
  • kiit-result — a Result<T, E> type built on top of that same taxonomy.

More posts coming soon.

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