kotlin VS Flutter

Kotlin is quite nice this time of the year.

Interestingly this is a problem that popped up as recently as a year ago : https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/pull/4771

I think the parser lives in the psi module: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/tree/master/compiler/psi/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin

Take a look: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/tree/master/compiler

This is a getting-started article, so nothing much is needed as a prerequisite. But familiarity with Kotlin as a programming language, plus a basic understanding of Rest API and HTTP methods, would be helpful.

Stumbled across this Kotlin YouTrack issue that mentions adding "language version 2.0" to the IDE dropdown. Dug a bit and it seems recently, there was a commit to the 1.9 branch of the compiler that removes the -Xuse-k2 flag, instead associating the K2 toggle with the flag -language-version 2.0. Is there anything else known about this? Is the idea just "we don't really want to name a version 1.10, so after 1.9 we're calling the next one 2.0", or is K2 being used as a chance to make bigger changes that warrant a true 2.0 bump, or what? Or is this fully unknown at the moment? Haven't followed this closely enough to know if they've made previous comments about their plan for version numbering or not.

Kotlin

Kotlin is not made by google in the first place. It is an open source (repo) language developed by JetBrains.

By utlizing powerful cross-platform app development frameworks such as Flutter, you are able to build your app once and deploy it across both iOS and Android. Integrating In-app purchasing across app stores can be challenging when having to manage multiple SDKs.

Yes! That's something that belongs in the core framework and frankly, "currently being worked on" is not enough for something that is wanted for 4 years now. At least I lost my patience.

I could go into more detail about our setup but it was this issue: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/123120

That sounds awfully close to this issue we are already tracking. It is on the dashboard I linked earlier. We discussed this in our weekly sync today and have a couple of leads. IIRC, we think that can happen when blits fail in certain situations (like when coming back from the background).

Other way around. Dart is a generic programming language. Flutter is the UI framework built with Dart.

https://dart.dev/

https://flutter.dev/

I reported this issue before (see the comment with screenshot), but they still taking no action about this.https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/63507

I check the Wonderous app to learn some best practices, the app is recommended by flutter.dev.

You can also look at things like React Native (based on Facebook’s React, based on JavaScript) and Flutter (based on Google’s Dart language) to develop for iOS/iPadOS, in addition to Android.