In the first article, server-side web pages with Kotlin part 1, a brief history of web development was outlined: namely, the four main stages being static HTML page delivery.

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Kotlin Scripting is a library that allows a developer to write Kotlin code and have it executed not after having been compiled for the targeted platform. Gradle’s Kotlin DSL, with which one can write Gradle build scripts in place of using Groovy-based script files, is available on Kotlin's website.

Back to the Future: Server-Side Web Pages With Kotlin (Pt. 2)