Some of these are worked around by builders that can generate code for you, which works but is sometimes cumbersome and I would choose Kotlin over that any day. Primitive enums, they are just names for integer constants.While they do now have extensions it is not as powerful without this No implicit it, no lambdas with receivers, no putting a lambda outside the parentheses Inferior lambdas: Syntax is closer to Java syntax.semicolons: Seriously sucks to have to terminate every line.Some of the notable things separating it: It is better than Java and while it has recently moved closer to Kotlin with things like null-safety and extensions there will probably always be a gulf between it and Kotlin. Dart as a language I would put in between Java and Kotlin. You have excellent tools in Idea/AndroidStudio, though I understand people who wish for VSCode support. On the other hand you have Kotlin which is a pleasure to develop in. Realize that anything Apple does is not to make your life better, but to lock you into their ecosystem. And note that 10 years ago I used to do iOS development in Objective-C but that was not cross-platform. If given a choice between XCode/Swift development and water boarding I would suggest water boarding. And I mean torture in the sense that they should be outlawed by the Geneva Conventions kind of torture. The first thing that must be made clear in any discussion on cross-platform mobile development is that XCode, iOS storyboards, and Swift REALLY, REALLY SUCK!! They are absolute torture to use.
As someone that does Kotlin Multiplatform mobile as my day job and Flutter on the side I feel uniquely qualified to weigh in on this.
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