I’m a polyglot programmer and generalist. Currently, I focus on building clean web applications in Kotlin. Also, I work with React/Redux front-end applications lately.
My current side project is the new blog that I’m launching – iwillteachyoukotlin.com. Here I give out my Ultimate Kotlin Tutorial for free. The blog itself has a lot of contents coming up on how to build various applications in Kotlin: ranging from CLI apps to web apps and Android apps.
I’m writing a series of articles on Programming 101 With Kotlin, as well.
Here, on DEV.to community I’m going to write various content about Kotlin and, occasionally, about my personal development journey.
If you are already familiar with any other object-oriented programming language, you should be good to go with Kotlin. Notably, for Android, since it is now an official language for Android development.
If you obtain enough proficiency in Kotlin, you’ll be able to maintain older Java code, as well.
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Hey, everyone!
My name is Oleksii.
I’m a polyglot programmer and generalist. Currently, I focus on building clean web applications in Kotlin. Also, I work with React/Redux front-end applications lately.
My current side project is the new blog that I’m launching – iwillteachyoukotlin.com. Here I give out my Ultimate Kotlin Tutorial for free. The blog itself has a lot of contents coming up on how to build various applications in Kotlin: ranging from CLI apps to web apps and Android apps.
I’m writing a series of articles on Programming 101 With Kotlin, as well.
Here, on DEV.to community I’m going to write various content about Kotlin and, occasionally, about my personal development journey.
Thank you, ~Oleksii
Welcome, and awesome to have you here.
I'm thinking about doing more Android development; do you think it's worth learning Java or should I just jump straight into Kotlin?
Hey, Andy!
If you are already familiar with any other object-oriented programming language, you should be good to go with Kotlin. Notably, for Android, since it is now an official language for Android development.
If you obtain enough proficiency in Kotlin, you’ll be able to maintain older Java code, as well.