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CHOOSING THE RIGHT PLATFORM FOR ANDROID APP DEVELOPMENT – KOTLIN VS. JAVA

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Java is the first programming language which comes to your mind when you think about Android app development . Most of the Android apps are written in Java but you can also write Android apps in other language and compile it on Java Virtual Machine (JVM). One such recently popular JVM compatible language is Kotlin , which is the programming language from JetBrains. As an Android developer, you might be curious to know what benefits Kotlin offers as compared to Java before you make a decision to switch to Kotlin. First of all, let’s understand what is Kotlin and what it offers. What is Kotlin? Kotlin is a statically typed cross-platform, general-purpose programming language for Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and JavaScript. Since the release of Android Studio 3.0 in October 2017, Kotlin is included as an alternative to the standard Java compiler. With the latest release of Kotlin 1.3, JetBrains has introduced Kotlin/Native beta which allows compiling Ko

Meteor JS: The Futuristic application framework You Should Consider

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Have you observed how technology changed the way we think, act, and execute? Technology has changed the entire aspect whether it is an industrial, organizational, or individual objectives. Apparently, digital transformation has made our lives simplified and faster than ever. It continues to be the game changer in business organizations with theever-increasing demand for automation. Automation in the business process became amain stream factor to drive growth as every organization is striving for visibility and hence ROI. No matter what type of business you own and what are the services you provide, mobile app development and web development are in dispensable parts of the business strategy. There are plenty of tools out there to develop futuristic applications. Among of them, JavaScript is dominating the world with the ability to deliver rapid and modern solutions. Developers use JavaScript day-in and day-out. It is used in both, server-side scripting and client-side script