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That's silly. I guess devs got lazy and decided to go with a convenient wart instead of conceptual purity. I was thinking about using Kotlin for multiplatform s
by bitL 9y ago
That's silly. I guess devs got lazy and decided to go with a convenient wart instead of conceptual purity. I was thinking about using Kotlin for multiplatform stuff but now I'll likely look elsewhere...
- coldtea 9y ago>I guess devs got lazy and decided to go with a convenient wart instead of conceptual purity Aka pragmatic. But it can all be fixed -- you can do a hostile fork and improve upon their code together with other non-lazy developers. You'd get much more done than the Kotlin team, being non-lazy and all...
- bitL 9y agoHostile fork has a low chance of survival; for one you should wait until Google cuts all vital pieces off JetBrains as they are trying for the past few years anyway, yet making JetBrains people somehow flattered about it... MS is at least openly trying to kill them.