Kotlin is the choice if you want to create an application-focused mainly on the Android platform. In 2019, Google, the Android owner, announced that Kotlin is the official language of preference for Android developers. Kotlin fully cooperates with Java and Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which makes applications developed with its use very flexible, and the development itself is fast and hassle-free. More technically speaking Kotlin is a statically typed programming language developed by JetBrains - a Czech software company.

Kotlin is touted as the best way to develop an Android app and compiles to everything. Its concise syntax and better safety features make it more popular with developers. Kotlin and Java have strong ties because Java is Kotlin's predecessor, has a steep learning curve, and is less of an android developer community that can contribute fixes and updates for new operating systems. Java apps are capable but require verbose code while dropping errors in exchange for compatibility across all major platforms, which could be problematic if these issues don't get addressed before release. Java code is much more complicated than Kotlin code, so app developers have to fight tech debt and time when building a Java application. The most important element that proves Kotlin is superior to Java is that it is the preferred language for Android development.

We at mDevelopers use Kotlin for Android application development services. Thanks to the fact that Kotlin is an object-oriented framework development with its use is fairly quick and the quality of end-code is always at the highest standard! Over the years we've developed many successful Kotlin apps, so we know what the best practices are.

Kotlin is the best solution when you want to focus on Android. Over 500 apps in the top 1000 of the Play store are made with this brilliant framework. Kotlin can also integrate with android studio. It even has tools to convert Java to Kotlin! Kotlin also has extensive support for other languages like JavaScript and JavaFX or data science models. You can even use Kotlin in your builds with Gradle, thanks to its scripting capabilities, meaning you'll never have to choose between using a framework or building scripts again!

Boilerplate code causes a long development time for the application. Simply put, this is code that has been written once, but instead of "recycling" it, the developer writes it again. Kotlin prevents this from happening because the developer can create functions that he will use repeatedly, instead of rewriting the same code.

People spend in front of the smartphone screen approximately 5h a day, according to Statista research. This means that a smartphone application can be a full-fledged channel for generating business. The growing dominance of mobile applications makes it much more difficult, if not impossible, to stay on the market without such a tool. What's more, by having a mobile application, you have a chance to increase the visibility of your brand and reach a wider group of users. When you decide to cooperate with mDevelopers we can guarantee that this investment will pay off. If you would like to find out more about our Android mobile app development services, get in touch with us!

Yes. Custom Android app development, like any mobile app development, is an ongoing process. You will need to fix bugs that arise, update your app to suit changing market needs, and stay updated with evolving regulations. Our team provides ongoing maintenance and support to ensure your app offers high performance and grows in line with your business ambitions.

When it comes to native development, our main technology is Kotlin. Kotlin is the best choice if you want to create an application that works on Android platforms. Google, owners of this specific mobile operating system announced back in 2019 that Kotlin is now a preferred development language for Android developers. Ipso facto Kotlin took place of Java. More than half of the top 1,000 apps on the Google Play Store are written in this language. If you want your app to run on different platforms then we can offer you languages such as React Native, Flutter, or Ionic. All of those languages are made for cross-platform and hybrid app development.