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What happens when you convert your app's code from Java to Kotlin ? It takes longer to compile!   Right? I can understand…………… The codebase is smaller and more maintainable on Kotlin than its Java predecessor. And because of it, the transition is worth it. But some devs might be worried about trying out Kotlin that their code will compile slower than Java. Well! Their concern is valid since no one wants to spend more time converting builds that take longer for Android app development. Hence, let's look at whether there is a significant difference in compile times before and after converting your Java code to Kotlin of the App Lock app, and we will also be focusing on judging the overall build time. How do we test build times? Write a few shell scripts to run Gradle repeatedly builds in various ways. It is to perform tests ten times consecutively.  Remember, What these shell scripts do is that they clean your project before each scenario. And also for times that use the Gra

Fuchsia   is associated with Google's operating systems, such as Chrome OS and Android, based on the Linux Kernel. Fuchsia is based on a new kernel named Zircon. It became better known to the general public once the project appeared on a self-hosted puke repository in August 2016 with no official announcement. When years of development, Fuchsia was formally free on the first-generation Google nest hub exchange its original solid OS. As per our view, Google Fuchsia will  NOT  replace Android OS. There have been high chances that Google Fuchsia will replace the Linux Kernel in Android. " The new system will not be a direct replacement for Android. At Fuchsia, we develop and test our latest achievements in the field of OS so that we can implement our most successful inventions and developments with this software product "  Hiroshi Lockheimer ( Senior VP of Android and crome) said. Fuchsia is not about replacing OS . Chrome OS is based on Linux. Android also uses the Linux k