I wonder if standard practices for Kotlin will diverge from Java in the same way. I could guess either way. On the one hand, Kotlin maps between its properties

I wonder if standard practices for Kotlin will diverge from Java in the same way. I could guess either way. On the one hand, Kotlin maps between its properties and Java's standard bean getters and setters, whereas Scala does not. On the other hand, a desire to share code between the back-end and statically optimizable JavaScript (and Android packages) will hopefully push Kotlin libraries away from reflection and toward build-time code generation (presumably based on annotation processors). Then again, the latter option is also available to plain java (see Dagger 2), if only the broader Java community would embrace it.