If you're new to Ktor, work your way through some of the tutorials we have prepared that guide you on a step-by-step journey covering different Ktor capabilities.

• Creating a new Ktor Project
• Creating HTTP APIs
• Creating an interactive web site
• Creating a Web Socket Chat Application

Samples are a series of self-contained applications that can you browse through to understand different ways to accomplish things in Ktor.

• Chat Application. Ktor application using web sockets and sessions to simulate a chat application.
• Fullstack Client and Server Application. A Kotlin/JS client application talking to a Ktor server application.
• HTTP Bin. An implemention of HttpBin using Ktor, demonstrating the majority of endpoints and functionality available.
• Kweet. A messaging application simulating Twitter, and using Freemarker template engine.
• Reverse Proxy. A Reverse Proxy implementation.
• Reverse Proxy with WebSockets. A Reverse Proxy implementation which uses WebSockets.
• YouKube. Demonstrates how to create an application that allows for uploading and viewing of videos, using Kotlinx.html as the templating engine.

• Kodein DI. Using Kodein Dependency Injection framework with Ktor.
• File Listing. How to create a file listing for a static site.
• Location Header. Demonstrating how to use HTTP Location header.
• Redirect with Exception. Creating an HTTP direct when an exception is thrown.
• RxJava. How to use RxJava in combination with Ktor.
• Server-Sent Events. Using Server-Sent Events to trigger callbacks on the client.
• Structured Logging. Demonstrates how to log applications calls during the different phases of request and response pipeline.

• Client Multiplatform Application. A Ktor client compiled with Kotlin/Native to run on Android, iOS, JavaScript, and macosX64
• Client Multipart. Ktor client that can send multipart data.

• Running Ktor with GraalVM. Run a Ktor Server application which uses a CIO engine, with GraalVM
• Google AppEngine. Deploying a Ktor application to Google AppEngine, using Maven as the build tool.