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Sounds to me that the situation was caused by problems entirely unrelated to the programming language that got chosen.
by MrDresden 2y ago
Sounds to me that the situation was caused by problems entirely unrelated to the programming language that got chosen.
- lowbloodsugar 2y agoOn the contrary. The fact that there are two languages that “coexist” means that now we can have politics. The same would not be true if the choices were Java and, say Go, because then it’s a complete rewrite. There would still be the possibility of politics but the engineering decision would be so one sided as to make it difficult to leverage. With Java vs Kotlin, disingenuous folks pretend they are the same thing.