| Have Your Say In The Kotlin Survey |
| Written by Mike James | |||
| Friday, 29 November 2019 | |||
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Kotlin is a young language, but one that is very definitely on the fast track. To help it develop in the right direction, Android and iOS developers who use Kotlin are being asked to take part in the first Kotlin-specific survey. Kotlin is an open source language, but it was originated by JetBrain and the company continues to oversee its development and to take particular interest in it. Because of this Kotlin was singled out for attention in the 2019 edition of the JetBrains' Developer Ecosystem Survey which asked:
This question was directed at the 6% of survey respondents. (some 360 people) who nominated Kotlin as a primary language and revealed that two-thirds of them (~240) target Android. Now JetBrain's is asking mobile developers, iOS as well as Android, to answer a few quick questions to help its efforts to improve Kotlin for mobile development. Andrey Breslav, Kotlin's lead language designer at JetBrain's tweeted: Mobile developers, we value your opinions! We’d like to have a better understanding of your needs, so we’re asking you take this short survey. If you work as an Android or iOS developer, you could really help us out! The Kotlin for Mobile Developers survey really is a very and as there are no open ended questions it should take no more than five minutes - indeed if you answer "I am not a mobile developers" to the first question then you won't even be asked the other seven questions. The first question distinguishes between freelancers, companies developing apps for in-house use and those developing for others and has not employed as the fourth option. Next you have to choose a country of residence from an alphabetical list. Next comes a question on the number of developers working on your project on both iOS and Android platforms. The rest of the questions are app-specific and set out to characterize the app and look at what it involves with two questions, the second of which accepts multiple answers: Which of the following best describes your app? The final two require you to make choices on 7-point scales ranging from Not at all important to Very important to the two questions:
The easy answer is that we want both! The problem being that both imply a high degree of customization for each platform supported.
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