The typical rough estimate indicates approximately a 40% cut in the number of lines of code from Java to Kotlin. In other environments, the situation is different. For example, Apache Spark is ...

Kotlin requires less “boilerplate code.” This means there is less repetitive code necessary just to implement basic features. In many cases, two lines of Java code can be compressed into a ...

It estimates that apps written in Kotlin require about 40 per cent less code than they would with Java. With fewer lines of code, in theory, one can expect fewer bugs. In a paper distributed through ...

Using methods generated by Eclipse, the full Java implementation consists of approximately 180 lines of uncommented source code while the Kotlin implementation consists of fewer than 10 lines of ...

Java has become the reference language when it comes to programming applications for Android, but serious rivals have arisen, from C++ to Scala. One of those competitors is Kotlin, a language that was ...

Java may still be the first programming language that springs to mind when you think about Android, but you don’t have to use Java for Android development. In fact, Kotlin is now Google’s ...

Java has been a programming stalwart since its inception in 1995, and remains one of the most popular languages for web applications and big data processing, however, Kotlin, a relatively new kid ...