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Kotlin

Modern JVM and Android development without the ceremony.

SKAD IT Solutions builds in Kotlin across Android applications and server-side services, using the language properly rather than writing Java with different syntax.

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Clear ownership

Decision rights mapped early

Reviewable delivery

Visible work and release cadence

Maintainable handoff

Documentation built into delivery

Organizations SKAD Has Worked With

What We Build

Android Applications

Kotlin and Jetpack Compose apps built to current Android architecture guidance.

Server-Side Services

Ktor and Spring Boot services in Kotlin, with coroutines for concurrency.

Kotlin Multiplatform

Shared business logic across Android, iOS and backend where duplication is expensive.

Java to Kotlin Migration

Incremental migration, since the two interoperate cleanly.

Coroutines and Async Work

Structured concurrency for background work, networking and streams.

Libraries and Shared Modules

Internal libraries shared across your Kotlin projects.

Why Teams Choose Us

Idiomatic Kotlin
1

Idiomatic Kotlin

Null safety, data classes and coroutines used properly rather than Java habits in new syntax.

Interoperable migration
2

Interoperable migration

Java and Kotlin coexist, so migration happens file by file with no delivery freeze.

Compose-first on Android
3

Compose-first on Android

Declarative UI, with View-based code kept only where it is still required.

Tools and Technologies

01

Core

Kotlin Kotlin
Coroutines Coroutines
Flow Flow
02

Android

Jetpack Compose Jetpack Compose
Hilt Hilt
Room Room
03

Server

Ktor Ktor
Spring Boot Spring Boot
Exposed Exposed
04

Testing

JUnit JUnit
MockK MockK
Turbine Turbine

Frequently Asked Questions

For anything actively developed, yes, and it can be done incrementally.

Yes, particularly with Ktor or Spring Boot. Coroutines handle concurrency cleanly.

For shared business logic, yes. Shared UI is a bigger commitment worth evaluating carefully.

Yes. The two interoperate, so no rewrite is required.

Compose for new work, with XML retained where migration is not yet justified.

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