Add Java and Kotlin Getting started

doc/1/getting-started/java/index.md

@@ -100,11 +100,6 @@ You now know how to:
 
 Now that you successfully connected to your Kuzzle Server instance, and created an index and a collection, it's time to manipulate documents.
 
-Here is how Kuzzle structures its storage space:
-
-- indexes contain collections
-- collections contain documents
-
 Create a `GettingStartedStorage.java` file in the playground and add this code:
 
 <<< ./snippets/document-java.java
@@ -170,4 +165,4 @@ Now that you're more familiar with the JVM SDK, you can dive even deeper to lear
 
 - discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
 - learn how to use [pagination strategies](/sdk/jvm/1/core-classes/search-result/next/#pagination-strategies) with the [document:search](/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document/search/) API action.
-- discover others [Kuzzle guides](core/2/guides/essentials/introduction/)
+- discover other [Kuzzle guides](core/2/guides/essentials/introduction/)

doc/1/getting-started/kotlin/index.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ This program initializes the Kuzzle Server storage by creating an index and a co
 Run the program with the following command:
 
 ```bash
-$ javac -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedFirstConnection.kt
+$ kotlinc -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedFirstConnection.kt
 $ java -classpath .:./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedFirstConnection
 Connected!
 Index nyc-open-data created!
@@ -106,13 +106,13 @@ Create a `GettingStartedStorage.kt` file in the playground and add this code:
 As you did before, build and run your program:
 
 ```bash
-$ javac -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar  GettingStartedStorage.kt
+$ kotlinc -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar  GettingStartedStorage.kt
 $ java -classpath .:./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedStorage
 Connected!
 New document added to the yellow-taxi collection!
 ```
 
-You can perform other actions such as [delete](/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document/delete), [replace](/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document/replace) or [search](/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document/search) documents. There are also other ways to interact with Kuzzle like our [Admin Console](/core/2/guides/essentials/admin-console), the [Kuzzle HTTP API](/core/2/api/essentials/connecting-to-kuzzle) or by using your [own protocol](/core/2/protocols/essentials/getting-started).
+Many other actions are available to manipulate stored documents. You can check the exhaustive list in the [Document Controller documentation](https://docs.kuzzle.io/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document).
 
 Now you know how to:
 
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ This program subscribes to changes made to documents with a `license` field set
 Build and run your program:
 
 ```bash
-$ javac -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedRealtime.kt
+$ kotlinc -classpath ./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedRealtime.kt
 $ java -classpath .:./path/to/the/sdk.jar GettingStartedRealtime
 Connected!
 Successfully subscribing!
@@ -164,4 +164,4 @@ Now that you're more familiar with the JVM SDK, you can dive even deeper to lear
 
 - discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
 - learn how to use [pagination strategies](/sdk/jvm/1/core-classes/search-result/next/#pagination-strategies) with the [document:search](/sdk/jvm/1/controllers/document/search/) API action.
-- discover others [Kuzzle guides](core/2/guides/essentials/introduction/)
+- discover others [Kuzzle guides](core/2/guides/essentials/introduction/)