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Because a lot of these features are already implemented in kotlin. They are written way more concisely with way less ceremony and boilerplate. Plus with kotlins
by DeonPenny 8y ago
Because a lot of these features are already implemented in kotlin. They are written way more concisely with way less ceremony and boilerplate. Plus with kotlins interop you can piecemeal your codebase away from legacy java no matter the version. It's just a better language at this point