Huawei's HarmonyOS system will no longer be compatible with Android applications. NetEase, Meituan, and other companies are urgently recruiting HarmonyOS developers.
Could be worse. I’d take a Java 7 over Objective-C any day of the day.
Also what exactly is stopping developers from using Kotlin? It compiles to the same bytecode. Is there a framework that can’t be imported? I thought IntelliJ handed all of that, not Google.
I’m not sure, but the HarmonyOS documentation is all Java except for the bits of Javascript. I suppose you probably can compile Kotlin just fine, but you’ll have to rewrite (and possibly redesign) the HarmonyOS examples if you do that.
Could be worse. I’d take a Java 7 over Objective-C any day of the day.
Also what exactly is stopping developers from using Kotlin? It compiles to the same bytecode. Is there a framework that can’t be imported? I thought IntelliJ handed all of that, not Google.
I’m not sure, but the HarmonyOS documentation is all Java except for the bits of Javascript. I suppose you probably can compile Kotlin just fine, but you’ll have to rewrite (and possibly redesign) the HarmonyOS examples if you do that.
IntelliJ IDE’s will convert automatically if you paste Java into a Kotlin file.