Don't get me wrong, I like Kotlin, but Ceylon did the multi platform thing much better.
They have real platform modules, built into the language (not just a build tool trick), and a language specification that was written from the start with multiple platforms in mind.
But it never took off (yet), and Kotlin's support is good enough, so it will have to do I guess :).
Don't get me wrong, I like Kotlin, but Ceylon did the multi platform thing much better.
They have real platform modules, built into the language (not just a build tool trick), and a language specification that was written from the start with multiple platforms in mind.
But it never took off (yet), and Kotlin's support is good enough, so it will have to do I guess :).