Language: Kotlin. Java only when I must (supporting older codebases). New code is pure Kotlin, even multiplatform if it makes sense
VCS: Git, GitHub, GitKraken
CI/CD: Azure Devops, GitHub Actions, Travis CI (though I'm trying to migrate those repos to GitHub Actions)
Build Tools: Gradle. Lots and lots of Gradle.
IDEs: Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Front End: Vuejs, though I'm using Kotlin/JS more and more
Back End: Ktor, Kotlin/JS serverless on Node
Other: project docs websites with Orchid
I guess I'm moving to Gradle and IntelliJ, haha! Does Kotlin have its own front-end? Is that what Kotlin/JS is?
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Language: Kotlin. Java only when I must (supporting older codebases). New code is pure Kotlin, even multiplatform if it makes sense
VCS: Git, GitHub, GitKraken
CI/CD: Azure Devops, GitHub Actions, Travis CI (though I'm trying to migrate those repos to GitHub Actions)
Build Tools: Gradle. Lots and lots of Gradle.
IDEs: Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Front End: Vuejs, though I'm using Kotlin/JS more and more
Back End: Ktor, Kotlin/JS serverless on Node
Other: project docs websites with Orchid
I guess I'm moving to Gradle and IntelliJ, haha! Does Kotlin have its own front-end? Is that what Kotlin/JS is?