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I would tout sealed classes as well, although I think Java has a proposal that's getting traction. For back-end service/API type things in an enterprise settin
by lllr_finger 7y ago
I would tout sealed classes as well, although I think Java has a proposal that's getting traction.
For back-end service/API type things in an enterprise setting, Kotlin is a good value proposition. There's also probably some truth to the idea that one reason modern Java is adding these things is because of Kotlin's existence.