One thing that Kotlin got going for it is the tooling. I mean, the creator of Kotlin creates some of the best programming tools out there so I'd imagine (without actual experience of Kotlin) that it has great tooling.
Sometimes, the tooling is even more important than language features IMO. It makes developers move quicker, find bugs easier and so on. I like the idea of Kotlin, that it can compile to jvm bytecode, javascript and native.
So in essence, I can use the same language everywhere in the true meaning of the word.
Sometimes, the tooling is even more important than language features IMO. It makes developers move quicker, find bugs easier and so on. I like the idea of Kotlin, that it can compile to jvm bytecode, javascript and native.
So in essence, I can use the same language everywhere in the true meaning of the word.