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10 reasons to try Kotlin for Android development

   April 28, 2021  26 Comments on 10 reasons to try Kotlin for Android development

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26 thoughts on “10 reasons to try Kotlin for Android development”

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  5. Kotlin is a modern Java. It's probably something that Google will push a lot instead of Java similar to how Apple is trying to replace C with Swift.

  7. I have opposite opinion about no ';' required. There are already languages out there that do not require ';' but then the open source projects always recommend to end the line with ';' regardless because it enhance readability.

  19. Its has been an extremely long time since I made desktop apps, started with VB6 and switched to Borland Delphi 7, that is my past experience, I never used java, for a personal app I want to make for my phone, would I be good for just learning kotlin? My app will involve a lot of working with what's on the screen, doing lots of comparisons of selected screen regions saved as images, lots of individual timers, and more.

  23. For fucks sake just keep java. I get really pissed every time something like this happens. Like, why don't they just modify java instead of creating a whole new language?

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