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I think all he's saying is that there are jobs that you can solve either with JEE & XML or with Kotlin, and that for those choosing Kotlin is often the more eff
by seeekr 10y ago
I think all he's saying is that there are jobs that you can solve either with JEE & XML or with Kotlin, and that for those choosing Kotlin is often the more efficient thing to do.
- virmundi 10y agoI'm more in the Spring camp, but most of JEE is annotations based. You can put a Betty backing under it without much problem. Spring Boot does it even more readily. I'm not saying that Kotlin is bad, but most things are now pretty equal. Java 8 has functional/OO hybrid. It has annotations. It has modern tooling that converts the boiler plat into a few keystrokes.
- seeekr 10y agoFair enough. I've been absent from the Java ecosystem for quite a while, so have no opinion or anecdata to share. It's good to hear though that there are multiple, sane options available to get stuff done.