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If you have used Kotlin you would have known that no sane person wants to go back to Java after being exposed to Kotlin.
by edem 6y ago
If you have used Kotlin you would have known that no sane person wants to go back to Java after being exposed to Kotlin.
- brabel 6y agoWhat a silly way to look at things. If it matters, I've been programming more in Kotlin than in Java nowadays, and I have no trouble at all going back to Java... it's a nice language for its age and it gets the job done robustly. I even prefer Java for small applications that I want to distribute to users as small jars, for example. Kotlin has some nice benefits, but it's not a panacea that makes Java irrelevant - it actually strengthens the Java ecosystem in my opinion - it's another tool for the Java developer to use when appropriate.