Google Cloud Next is an event primarily for Google Cloud users, and as part of it, Google shared new features designed to make their lives more enjoyable. Google will support the development of OpenJDK – The giant’s investments in Java and Kotlin This will be a Crossover episode, as I wrote about Google Cloud Next back over the weekend. Google announced the elevated status of Kotlin at its Google I/O 2019 conference.1. Over 50 percent of professional Android developers now use Kotlin, it's been one of the most-loved languages two years running on Stack Overflow, and one of the fastest-growing on GitHub in number of contributors.' Noting that it has been two years since the company announced Kotlin support for Android, Google today said: 'Our top developers loved it already, and since then, it's amazing how fast it's grown. On its Kotlin developer site, Google describes Kotlin as 'a modern statically typed programming language that will boost your productivity and increase your developer happiness,' saying it's modern and expressive, provides safer code and is interoperable with Java.

This includes Kotlin/Everywhere, a new, global series of events where you can learn more about the language, new Udacity courses, and more. 'In partnership with Jetbrains and the Kotlin Foundation, we're continuing to invest in tooling, docs, trainings and events to make Kotlin even easier to learn and use. Google also announced the Kotlin embrace will be expanding. The advantages of using Kotlin, the company said today, include often having to write less code when creating Android apps.

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