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I work at one of those big tech companies which has a huge number of services in its codebase in Java (you could properly guess the company). We use Kotlin dai
by maximusjesse 9y ago
I work at one of those big tech companies which has a huge number of services in its codebase in Java (you could properly guess the company). We use Kotlin daily for back-end services as a cleaner and more powerful Java, and we've migrated most of our original Java spring/rest projects to be in Kotlin. If you're familiar with Java-based stacks, I think it's fairly trivial to migrate to Kotlin first as a Java substitute before taking advantage of everything Kotlin has to offer, then slowly adopting Kotlin principles.
- crush_xc 9y agoI am really interested in what company this is. I love kotlin and wish I could switch all of our new java services to kotlin going forward
- matrix 9y agoThat's very encouraging to hear. Is your team still using it with Spring (Spring Boot?) or something along those lines? If you were starting a new Kotlin REST server app today, do you think your team would still use that?