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> Which one is the standard, the dormant JSR-305, the IntelliJ annotations or the checker framework (I guess that's the best candidate since it was actually acc
by kaba0 4y ago
> Which one is the standard, the dormant JSR-305, the IntelliJ annotations or the checker framework (I guess that's the best candidate since it was actually accepted)?
Hence “de facto”. All of these tools understand all of them.
And I do have to agree with your last paragraph, it is not as good as native support, but nor is it as big of a pain point as it used to be/as some people think it still is.
- The_Colonel 4y ago> but nor is it as big of a pain point as it used to be/as some people think it still is. It's a big enough pain point that I resigned myself on null-safety in existing Java projects. I rarely have the opportunity to start projects from scratch, and for those I'd rather use Kotlin.