What Kandi mostly attracted me is that it's totally open source and anyone can make use of it. Mainly it helps developers as well as students to implement their ideas on various topics and libraries. With more than millions of libraries and reusable code snippets available on one website, it reduces the time of searching different libraries and codes on different websites. Kandi kits help for ready use case-based projects which come with instructions and guidelines on how to implement from scratch. It has multiple libraries for reuse that help in creating various projects, and the code snippets help us better understand the libraries. It also has an excellent feature which is a 1-click installer that comes with a working solution containing full source and even license information. Thank you, 'Happy Coding Developers!'. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't find any major negativities till now since it already fulfills my needs and requirements more than I expect. But one thing I might suggest is a chat support feature. Other than that, I didn't see any drawbacks in Kandi. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.