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My job requires switching between Go and Java occasionally. While I think Go is slightly more natural, it definitely adds cognitive overhead when going back to
by abvdasker 8y ago
My job requires switching between Go and Java occasionally. While I think Go is slightly more natural, it definitely adds cognitive overhead when going back to Java. But that additional overhead is nothing compared to the rampant and indecipherable stringing together of Guava futures in my company's Java codebases.
- fiddlerwoaroof 8y agoThe newer jvm languages (particularly thinking of Kotlin and Scala) though, generally are type-second languages.