> it is not features what defines relevance for modern applications what? zero-effort null safety out of the box alone is immeasurably valuable > leaving new

> it is not features what defines relevance for modern applications what? zero-effort null safety out of the box alone is immeasurably valuable > leaving new stuff to pet projects at home... risks associated with less mature platform I'm so sick of this argument, it presupposes that Java is the default and anything else by definition is just new, a trend, a fad. Kotlin is none of those things and you know it. Stop begging the question. > For me it is not obvious that Kotlin is better. I mean, if you can familiarize yourself with things like https://proandroiddev.com/kotlin-avoids-entire-categories-of-java-defects-89f160ba4671 https://proandroiddev.com/kotlin-avoids-entire-categories-of... and still conclude there are no obvious benefits then I don't know what to tell you, it's clear nothing is going to convince you