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I would mostly disagree. You get all the Java solutions plus the Kotlin ones. Few languages have that much support. Within ~2 years, native things will hopeful
by gibolt 7y ago
I would mostly disagree. You get all the Java solutions plus the Kotlin ones. Few languages have that much support.
Within ~2 years, native things will hopefully become sufficient, but the state now isn't gloom and doom.
- sinstein 7y agoWe use a Dropwizard Application written in Kotlin and I have had a very hard time finding examples and tutorials and have had to translate from Java most of the time. Ofcourse I am banking on resources improving with time.
- davnicwil 7y agoOther than that, what's been your experience using kotlin with dropwizard? How would you compare it to Java?
- pjmlp 7y agoThat is exactly the biggest problem with guest languages, instead of being happy with what is already there, they duplicate the eco-system. So now for every problem we need to consider Java + Guest Language idiomatic libraries + alternative build tools + alternative IDE, across the whole corporation.
- damnyou 7y agoYeah well, it's hard to be happy with what's already there when that's fucking Java.