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Yes, but kotlin can already translate Java to Kotlin, and provides 90% of this – with far better IDE and editing support. Forking Kotlin seems like an easier so
by kuschku 9y ago
Yes, but kotlin can already translate Java to Kotlin, and provides 90% of this – with far better IDE and editing support. Forking Kotlin seems like an easier solution.
Especially because of the IDE and compiler support for this, which means it can only reasonably be developed on Windows, and then you might as well use C#.