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I find there's nary such a thing as Kotlin. You always get Kotlin+Java and in the end always two languages to support. It's odd to shift gears all the time, wit
by jariel 7y ago
I find there's nary such a thing as Kotlin. You always get Kotlin+Java and in the end always two languages to support. It's odd to shift gears all the time, with two sets of syntax tools etc..
I found that despite Java's plainness ... it's robust and I don't worry about 'how fast I can express myself' I'm more concerned about readability and Java is still ok there.