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> that is thanks to Google pushing it no matter what. No, it's because Android is stuck on Java 8, so if you want any language progress you need to look furthe

> that is thanks to Google pushing it no matter what. No, it's because Android is stuck on Java 8, so if you want any language progress you need to look further to something that can run on top of it.

_ZeD_ 3y ago
basically that's the same thing...
pjmlp 3y ago
You missed the part where I mentioned that despite the original "Move everyone into Kotlin" agenda, they were forced to backpedal on that strategy and now Android supports Java 17.