meh, java has indeed eaten a lot of the features that kotlin has (why do you use past tense ??). However, the java version is not necessarily as convenient, con

meh, java has indeed eaten a lot of the features that kotlin has (why do you use past tense ??). However, the java version is not necessarily as convenient, concise or powerful than Kotlin. E.G. I strongly prefer data class to records. No named parameters -> no default params -> way more boilerplate