The big problem is: the curtain was now falling. ObJo shows how a development of a multiplatform language, framework and IDE can be done. That’s one thing we should not forget. It is not so that the developers are not good. It is the point that the product itself has a structure which makes maintenance really heavy. And yes it would not be a problem to work on it. But that’s something the big chief needs to want also. Big changes are needed in XoJo at the end.
There was one decision for Kotlin for Android use. They could have used this way for a complete cross platform environment. That would make several things different but on the other side it would be a system which leaves many problems behind. They decided not to do something like that. That’s it