Ask HN: Has anyone here programmed in Kotlin? What do you think about it?
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#4Where's Kotlin?
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#6I write some parts of Telegram app in Kotlin. Pretty good after plain java. I can't rely on it in production yet (used in build chain).
My feelings that React Native + Kotlin could be awesome combination.
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#8It seems that Kotlin will be officially presented as next language for Android. IDEA and Android Studio will receive built-in full support for Kotlin in nearest future. I write some parts of Telegram app in Kotlin. Pretty good after plain java. I can't rely on it in production yet (used in build chain). My feelings that React Native + Kotlin could be awesome combination.
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#9This is what I love about Kotlin:
- It is IMHO the best language to develop native application in Android by far.
- I was primarily a C# developer (still now) and I could pick up the language in a day. The language is quite small for people that has already known a programming language.
- JetBrains is taking their time to get the language right. There is no 'swift syndrome' here.
- They are really serious about the Java 100% compatibility.
- The IDE support is world class.
- It is a really pleasant language to use.
- JetBrains is actually using the language for their own products.
- The community is friendly and the language designers are approachable.
- You can really mix and match Java and Kotlin code in the same project. You don't have to use it only in a green field projects.
Re: Ask HN: Has anyone here programmed in Kotlin? What do you think about it?
#10It seems that Kotlin will be officially presented as next language for Android. IDEA and Android Studio will receive built-in full support for Kotlin in nearest future. I write some parts of Telegram app in Kotlin. Pretty good after plain java. I can't rely on it in production yet (used in build chain). My feelings that React Native + Kotlin could be awesome combination.
"It seems that Kotlin will be officially presented as next language for Android." Source?
For google Kotlin can be very good language: it designed to compile to javascript, so you can write code for Android and Web in one language.
Also JetBrains developing (not a surprise) Android Studio for Google. JetBrains is most qualified company for building Java-based language.