Rakesh Rajpara

It’s time to start using a modern programming language I want to tell you about a  new programming language  called  Kotlin  and why you should consider it for your next project. I used to prefer Java but the last year I’ve found myself coding Kotlin whenever I could, and at this point I really can’t think of a situation where Java would be a better choice. It’s developed by  JetBrains , and the fact that these are the people behind a suite of  IDEs , such as  IntelliJ  and  ReSharper ,   really shines through in Kotlin. It’s  pragmatic  and  concise , and makes coding a satisfying and efficient experience. Although Kotlin compiles to both  JavaScript  and soon  machine code , I’ll focus on its prime environment, the  JVM . Editor's Note:  Looking for Mobile App Development for your company ? If you would like information to help you choose the one that's right for you, just Message us   here   So here’s a couple of reasons why you should totally switch to Kotlin

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