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Android: Can Kotlin Multiplatform Replace Java by 2030?
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On Android, two languages dominate: historically Java and Kotlin, driven by Google. Is it Google's desire to replace Java completely? Java Code Geeks evokes the possibility of simply replacing Java by Kotlin Multiplatform... by 2030. Even though JetBrains is pushing and changing Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), is it credible to think at the end of Java? Many developers still code in Java on Android and existing apps are mostly in Java. Kotlin has th…
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