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Kotlin borrowed like 80% of mostly used Scala features and magically these features are ok in Kotlin, while in Scala they lead to millions of different ways to
by pkolaczk 11y ago
Kotlin borrowed like 80% of mostly used Scala features and magically these features are ok in Kotlin, while in Scala they lead to millions of different ways to do one thing. Interesting.
- incepted 11y agoActually, most people who complain about Kotlin do so because they think Kotlin didn't borrow enough features from Scala. It's tough to satisfy everyone :-) The bottom line is that if you like Scala, you are probably not going to like Kotlin and that's perfectly fine. Kotlin is for everyone else and it seems to be pretty successful with that audience so far.
- Cyph0n 11y agoI'm a fan of both actually. In my view they are targeting two different use cases. Kotlin is aiming for heavier Java interop using a smaller runtime. This is a big deal for Android. Scala on the other hand is a more independent language, with much less emphasis on interop.