Which one should you choose between Kotlin Vs Java, the only officially supported Android app development languages? Here's a comparison.

A new report released earlier this week estimates that Kotlin will surpass Java as the primary programming language used for Android apps by December 2018.

Google’s latest recommendation follows the company’s May 2017 endorsement of Kotlin as a supported language for Android development alongside Java.

Just the way Swift ensured the death of Objective C language in the past, today, Kotlin is all set to push out Java from the Android app development ecosystem.

The programming language is gaining popularity among Android developers, but in the grand scheme of things, experts say it won’t replace Java.

Kotlin's primary sponsor is JetBrains, the company behind tools like IntelliJ. It's 100 percent interoperable with Java, which until now was Google's only primary language for writing Android apps.

In September 2016, Kotlin accounted for 5.1 percent of Android development versus 94.9 percent for Java, Realm’s data shows. A year later, it’s 14.3 percent for Kotlin versus 85.7 percent for ...

Kotlin is now used by over 60% of professional Android developers and is an alternative to building apps with Java: Google engineers wrote about 30% of the Google Home app in Kotlin after ...

Maybe the greatest advantage of using Kotlin is the null safety feature. Kotlin aims to avoid the danger of null references in code; with other languages (including Java), accessing a member of a null ...