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Sounds like the arrow for kotlin. I think eventually we will see all these things inside kotlin proper but kotlin is pragmatism of idealism not the reverse like
by shrewduser 8y ago
Sounds like the arrow for kotlin. I think eventually we will see all these things inside kotlin proper but kotlin is pragmatism of idealism not the reverse like scala so in good time for now we have Arrow.
- lmm 8y ago> I think eventually we will see all these things inside kotlin proper but kotlin is pragmatism of idealism not the reverse like scala so in good time for now we have Arrow. This is an absurd anti-intellectual non-argument. Saying "pragmatism" isn't an argument; if there were actual use cases where the kotlin design was better that would be one thing, but there aren't; it's just inconsistent for no real reason.