Any specifics on what one would miss out on? Just trying to connect the dots, as I would think all that's needed for Kotlin development is the LSP, a viable extension for VS Code, good debugger, and either Maven or Gradle, along with their extensions, for dependency management and task running. For back end stuff, I would think that's all you need. For Android, there's no escaping Android Studio unless you drop it altogether for a different language.
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Any specifics on what one would miss out on? Just trying to connect the dots, as I would think all that's needed for Kotlin development is the LSP, a viable extension for VS Code, good debugger, and either Maven or Gradle, along with their extensions, for dependency management and task running. For back end stuff, I would think that's all you need. For Android, there's no escaping Android Studio unless you drop it altogether for a different language.