someUserTonight

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   by someUserTonight 6y ago

   I think the parent comment was saying that you could always make that explicit. > By setting the value as null initially I can easily check whether the variable has been filled or not I don't think there's anything wrong with t
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   by someUserTonight 6y ago

   Definitely possible. You can refactor your Android app to be split up into essentially two "modules", one with your business logic and then the UI/native platform specific libraries. Once you have that setup you can then add
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   by someUserTonight 6y ago

   I wouldn't be too worried. I mean I think it's possible but I feel like it's a while away. As a native Android dev, my arm-chair hypothesis is that currently both of those (kotlin, flutter) are targeting different developers
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   by someUserTonight 6y ago

   You share as much code as you want in the shared/base project and are able to create "contracts" for each UI platform that are enforced by the compiler. If you're business logic needs these platform specific functionalit
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   by someUserTonight 6y ago

   I think so. If we're talking about "out of the box" or what you'd find on average. As an Android dev for a few years now I think we get a lot out of the box and I get that web devs also use libraries or frameworks that h