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I haven't done much with Kotlin, other than look at it and try some exercism.org projects; but I have considered the free Kotlin and Android course offered by Google.
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I'd also recommend taking a look at the Compose Multiplatform repo. Compose is written in a way that the Kotlin team can partner with the Android team to take the Android code base and make it run on iOS, Desktop, and Web as well. iOS and Web are still in early preview, but we should see an alpha or a beta later this year.
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After that, I recommend Learning Compose for Android development. Compose is the Android new UI system that is reactive and very similar to Flutter. The documentation is thorough and very good.
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