Thank you for stating this. I been pulling my hair out trying to comprehend how more focus is not put on that fact. Whether your language is null-safe or not,

Thank you for stating this. I been pulling my hair out trying to comprehend how more focus is not put on that fact. Whether your language is null-safe or not, you have to deal with this. Like for example, if I have a type that is serialized from JSON to Kotlin type and one of the fields is not-nullable but the JSON does not have that field, you still going to get an error, right? With Java, at least you'll be able to do something about it and not just fail the request at the these null-safe touchpoints.