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> a slightly better Java I wouldn't call it "slightly better". It is much, much better. There aren't that much changes to your programming habits or architectu
by k_bx 11y ago
> a slightly better Java
I wouldn't call it "slightly better". It is much, much better. There aren't that much changes to your programming habits or architecture, but improvements which Kotlin brings are huge.
Absence of nulls, type-inference, top-level functions. All this would make a huge difference, not "slight" one.
- justthistime_ 11y agoIf you consider these things huge, you never looked over the rim of Kotlin's tea cup. You would be surprised what's out there.