The top 4 JVM languages and why developers love them
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The top 4 JVM languages and why developers love them
"Kotlin is a modern language that has seen a groundswell of developer enthusiasm over the last few years. This popularity is thanks in large part to its highly expressive syntax, which includes object-oriented and functional programming support, but it doesn't stop there. Kotlin is interoperable with Java, and it includes multiplatform tooling and cross-language compilation. Like other JVM languages, you can use GraalVM to compile Kotlin to native binaries for highly optimized deployment with excellent start, stop, and runtime resource use."
"In 2019, Google identified Kotlin as the preferred language for Android development, a vote of confidence that turbo-boosted its popularity with developers. Another factor in Kotlin's strength is its backing by JetBrains, the creator of the IntelliJ IDE. JetBrains has consistently maintained and refined Kotlin. That investment has ensured Kotlin's stability while keeping it on the leading edge of innovation, both qualities developers appreciate."
The Java Virtual Machine provides a high-performance, universal runtime for many languages beyond Java and supports languages that compile to JVM bytecode. Kotlin is a modern language with expressive syntax combining object-oriented and functional features, full interoperability with Java, multiplatform tooling, and cross-language compilation. Kotlin can be compiled with GraalVM to native binaries for optimized startup, shutdown, and runtime resource usage. Google designated Kotlin as the preferred Android language in 2019, increasing its adoption. JetBrains maintains Kotlin, providing stability and ongoing innovation. Kotlin is easy for Java developers to adopt incrementally, and it suits Android, server-side development, and DSL creation.
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