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    Stefanoxjx
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    Hi at all,
    long last I starting to understand Qt and now between documentation and examples into the web I can manage enough, at least for what I have needed so far.
    All this for Desktop systems.
    Now I wanted to start to develop small Android apps, but I want understand if is convenient to use Qt for it or if is better to learn another specific language (I think Kotlin).
    I would like to use a single development environment for all, but i see little documentation and informations about this argument in Qt.
    I wouldn't want to go down a dead end alley.
    What do you recommend?
    Thanks.

    Stefano

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      Hi at all,
      long last I starting to understand Qt and now between documentation and examples into the web I can manage enough, at least for what I have needed so far.
      All this for Desktop systems.
      Now I wanted to start to develop small Android apps, but I want understand if is convenient to use Qt for it or if is better to learn another specific language (I think Kotlin).
      I would like to use a single development environment for all, but i see little documentation and informations about this argument in Qt.
      I wouldn't want to go down a dead end alley.
      What do you recommend?
      Thanks.

      Stefano

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      Anonymous_Banned275
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      @Stefanoxjx said in Advice on App development:

      Kotlin

      My advise - if you select tool specific to hardware you are already limiting yourself.
      Also most common languages are very generic and universal , limiting yourself by selecting a language introduced with well meaning but superfluous marketing overtones belong to same - limiting category.

      Of course you realize that language is only part of the equation , the other part begin IDE.

      My measuring stick is the activity on forums , and I will not name ones I stay away from. But I will say this - one "Swiss army IDE knife forum" in particular frowns on "3rd party " add-ons.

      So if you are into Android - check the forum for Kotlin and then decide .

      Best of luck

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        Stefanoxjx
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        Thanks for your answer.
        I taken infos from other sources too.
        I've decided to try to develop an app with Qt to have a clarly answer for me.

        Stefano

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