26 Aprile 2021 · mostra note

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Kotlin vs Java? Java vs Kotlin? Which language should you learn; Java or Kotlin?

Which language should you choose for Android development in 2021?

This week's episode is an FAQ-episode covering a handful of the most commonly asked questions about Java and Kotlin for Android development. These are questions I regularly see and am asked - and I want to give some quick, opinionated answers to to help inform your thinking and decisions on the topic.

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Chapters

00:52 What language to use for Android development?
01:40 Which is better for Android development; Java or Kotlin?
02:08 Does Google recommend Kotlin for Android development?
02:52 When did Google start supporting Kotlin for Android?
03:20 When did Android become Kotlin-first?
03:58 Is Java still used for Android development?
04:25 Will Android stop supporting Java?
04:53 Is Kotlin replacing Java?
05:52 Is Kotlin enough for Android development?
06:10 Should I learn Java or Kotlin for Android?
07:05 Can I learn Kotlin without knowing Java?
07:39 Is Kotlin easier than Java?
08:23 Is Kotlin faster than Java?

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00:00:52What language to use for Android development?

00:01:40Which is better for Android development - Java or Kotlin?

00:02:08Does Google recommend Kotlin for Android development?

00:02:52When did Google start supporting Kotlin for Android?

00:03:20When did Android become Kotlin-first?

00:03:58Is Java still used for Android development?

00:04:25Will Android stop supporting Java?

00:04:53Is Kotlin replacing Java?

00:05:52Is Kotlin enough for Android development?

00:06:10Should I learn Java or Kotlin for Android?

00:07:05Can I learn Kotlin without knowing Java?

00:07:39Is Kotlin easier than Java?

00:08:23Is Kotlin faster than Java?

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