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Master Android app development using Kotlin
Developer story
Zomato uses Kotlin to write safer, more concise code
Kotlin helped Zomato reduce the number of lines of code in their app significantly, and it has also helped them find important defects in their app at compile time.
Watch Zomato's Rahul, Vice President, Product Management, and Prateek Sharma, Android developer, talk about how Zomato started adopting Kotlin and about how they now use it for all new feature releases.
Android Studio
Android Studio provides first-class support for Kotlin. It even has built-in tools to help you convert Java-based code to Kotlin. The Show Kotlin Bytecode tool lets you to see the equivalent Java-based code as you learn Kotlin.
Android KTX
Android KTX makes Android development with Kotlin more concise, pleasant, and idiomatic by leveraging Kotlin language features.
Kotlin-friendly SDK
Starting with Android 9 (API level 28), the Android SDK contains nullability annotations to help avoid NullPointerExceptions. API reference documentation is also available in Kotlin.
Learning resources
Explore a curated set of resources in various formats to help you jumpstart learning Kotlin.
