Kotlin

In this article, we’ll explore the growing popularity of Kotlin in 2024 As we step into 2024, Kotlin continues to solidify its position as one of the most popular programming languages, gaining traction across a wide range of industries and applications. Born out of the need for a modern, concise, and pragmatic language for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Kotlin has quickly evolved into a versatile and powerful language…

2024: Android Innovation with Dynamic Programming Languages In 2024, Android application development continues to thrive with an array of programming languages empowering developers to create dynamic and efficient mobile experiences. From the stalwart Java to emerging languages like Kotlin and Dart, the landscape reflects a dynamic evolution, shaping the future of Android app development. Let’s unravel the threads and explore the languages shaping the future of Android apps. Java: Java has long been the…

TIOBE Software has declared C# the programming language of 2023 based on its long-running popularity index. The TIOBE Programming Community Index shows year-over-year trends in programming languages based on search engine volume. In January 2024, the top three programming languages were Python, C and C++. However, they all lost popularity over 2023 in TIOBE’s proprietary ranking system. Other major changes between January 2023 and January 2024 are as follows: C# had the most growth year-over-year at +1.43%.…

Too Long; Didn't ReadDomain-specific languages are easier, more convenient, and more expressive to describe the tasks of the subject area. Kotlin is a modern programming language with many features and syntactic sugar, so it is great as the host language for internal DSL. The article describes how to use Kotlin's various features to create a DSL for defining business processes. Too Long; Didn't ReadDomain-specific languages are easier, more convenient, and more expressive to describe the tasks of the subject area.…

The rise of smaller languages may be due to the number of programmers increasing or to search engine ranking algorithms changing. In this month’s TIOBE Programming Community Index, the top 10 programming languages list rankings have stayed steady since November. However, according to the index’s ranking system, Python dropped slightly in popularity, losing 2.80%; C lost 5.12%; and C++ lost 1.92%. This may seem contradictory, but the index is ordered based on overall ratings, not the month-over-month…

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The article lists the top 10 programming languages that will overtake Go and Kotlin by 2050 A programming language is a way for programmers (developers) to communicate with computers. Programming languages basically consist of a set of rules that allows string values to be converted into various ways of generating machine code, or, in the case of visual languages, graphical elements. Now, there are numerous fastest-growing programming languages for 2050 which will overtake Go and Kotlin. It will be a good move to learn…

Being at different stages, how long will it take for Go and Kotlin to overthrow Python and Java In 1991, Guido van Rossum released the Python programming language, which has amassed a massive following since then. It is used by tech juggernauts such as Google, Netflix, Meta’s Instagram, and more. Java was first released in 1995, and Java’s ability to provide interactivity and multimedia showed that it was particularly well suited for the Web. Airbnb, Google, eBay, Spotify, TripAdvisor, Intel, Pinterest, Groupon,…

These are the top 10 Kotlin libraries that can be used by developers in 2023 Originally Kotlin was developed as a language for JVM (Java Virtual Machine), and interoperability with Java is one of its main features. Kotlin libraries provide interfaces that use language features like null safety, default and named arguments, and DSL (Domain Specific Language). Kotlin’s ecosystem is growing every year. Here are the top 10 Kotlin libraries that every developer can use in 2023. Kotest Kotest is a testing…