Google first announced that it would bake Kotlin compatibility into Android Studio back in May at its IO conference, and it’s nice to see that it’s finally here for everyone to play with.

As of 7 May 2019, Kotlin has been the official “preferred” language for Android development according to Google. It has been available as a built-in feature of Android Studio and an official ...

The flagship new feature in Android Studio 3.0 is the ability to develop apps with Kotlin. If you're not familiar with it, Kotlin is a newer programming language designed to interoperate with ...

It has included a conversion tool to convert a Java file into a Kotlin file (pictured above). Android Studio will also support some of developer’s favorite features like code completion and ...

Google describes Android Studio as the official integrated development ... This module introduces the Kotlin programming language — a popular, Google-recommended language for creating Android ...

Android Studio 3.0 seems to be living up to that major ... To start, 3.0 brings with it support for Kotlin, which we also covered here, so you don't need to install anything extra to be able ...

The company also released Android Studio improvements (including ML model importing), Kotlin coroutines, Jetpack and Jetpack Compose updates, and a refreshed Google Play Console in beta.

The biggest news is Kotlin support, but even if you’re not interested in that, there’s plenty of new functionality as well. Google released Android Studio 2.3 in March. As denoted by the major ...

Kotlin is a hot programming language right now, and its eclipse of Java for Android mobile development might leave Visual Studio developers wondering how they can get in on the action. The already ...