While Kotlin was launched fairly recently in 2016, it has taken over the Android development scene by storm. Google announced support for Kotlin in 2017, making it the preferred language for Android app development.
Even developers seem to love coding in Kotlin due to robust core capabilities, a simpler syntax, null point exceptions, and interoperability with Java.
As a result, Kotlin has become highly popular in the startup culture as organizations build highly functional and reliable applications to enhance the customer experience. Moreover, the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) allows them to reuse the code for multiple platforms, further improving the development speed.
Continue reading as we take a look at some of the top startups that used Kotlin under their tech stack.
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