5 ms·
If we take Scala for example that's only true if you write Java-like Scala code and what's the point of that? Once you go deep with Scala magic it goes downhil
by TheGuyWhoCodes 10y ago
If we take Scala for example that's only true if you write Java-like Scala code and what's the point of that?
Once you go deep with Scala magic it goes downhill, but prob. 80% as fast.
I think Java and other JVM languages can co-exist nicely, depending on the task at hand, there is no "need" to kill anything, I wish you could mix and match code from different JVM languages easily.
- xaduha 10y agoKotlin solves what Scala didn't. Great Java interop, first class IDE support, easier to get into. Whichever way you look at it Kotlin code is nicer than Java, even if written Java-like.