Started Kotlin at my current job, coming from .NET. I'm impressed by Kotlin!
It really is an awesome language! I actually dont use it at work, but I've been learning it.
May I ask how your company uses it at work (not saying give exact company details, but a high level)?
Do you use it for web apps or Android?
Are any of your Devs migrating to it from Java?
Why are you moving to it from .NET?
It's a Healthcare app that companies use for their employees. They do the backend in kotlin and then write native apps for the mobile apps as well as have a website.
I thought I'd change up stacks when leaving my last job. It let me learn alot of new things.
The language itself certainly has a nice appeal, but I just don't like the JVM and inheritance styled OOP... it's personal... haha
Kotlin
Started Kotlin at my current job, coming from .NET. I'm impressed by Kotlin!
It really is an awesome language! I actually dont use it at work, but I've been learning it.
It's a Healthcare app that companies use for their employees. They do the backend in kotlin and then write native apps for the mobile apps as well as have a website.
I thought I'd change up stacks when leaving my last job. It let me learn alot of new things.
The language itself certainly has a nice appeal, but I just don't like the JVM and inheritance styled OOP... it's personal... haha