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Seems like a no brainer - who wouldn’t want to use an awesome language like Kotlin and have it shared across iOS, Android and Frontend? However, the actual exp
by gregkerzhner 4y ago
Seems like a no brainer - who wouldn’t want to use an awesome language like Kotlin and have it shared across iOS, Android and Frontend?
However, the actual experience is full of sharp corners. Get ready for nonexistent documentation, hacky plugins, poor debugging support, lack of proper native libraries and head spinning errors.
In general, it feels like doing carpentry using your plumber’s tools.