I'm sorry, I don't know what are you used to read, but writing an example and after that just pointing at the documentation (or at something completely unrelate

I'm sorry, I don't know what are you used to read, but writing an example and after that just pointing at the documentation (or at something completely unrelated like in the first example) is not an example of good writing. You are forced to follow the link and it breaks your flow. The it keyword is also not original in kotlin. Groovy has it for example. The author is just getting random features that have been around for decades mistakenly believing that some modern language introduced it. Your attack is completely non-sense, I don't know lisp and I don't like it. Furthermore in my day to day job I write only OO code (sadly). And I certainly don't think that my post is rubbish given that I explained the reasons for my criticism.