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unless you're not using the jvm (which is owned by oracle, despite being opensource), you won't have any difference between kotlin and java from a legal perspec

by chii 2y ago

unless you're not using the jvm (which is owned by oracle, despite being opensource), you won't have any difference between kotlin and java from a legal perspective tbh.

a57721 2y ago
> unless you're not using the jvm (which is owned by oracle, despite being opensource) It's not "the JVM"; JVM is a spec that has many implementations, you are probably referring to Oracle JRE/JDK.