It's funny, this article starts with my least favorite features of Kotlin - ones that save a few keystrokes, but at the expense of readability. And then it fai

It's funny, this article starts with my least favorite features of Kotlin - ones that save a few keystrokes, but at the expense of readability. And then it fails to mention so much of the very best stuff in Kotlin: Extension methods (No, Java 8's default methods are not a substitute.), unifying the type system, covariance and contravariance instead of those wacky wildcards, kicking checked exceptions to the curb. . .