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I'd say the need to use IDE-generated code implies there are missing language features. That's why Kotlin looks really exciting.
by michel-slm 11y ago
I'd say the need to use IDE-generated code implies there are missing language features. That's why Kotlin looks really exciting.
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- lmm 11y agoI agree that IDE-generated code is a bad sign (though honestly a lot of use of getters/setters is brain-dead - they make sense for a library but in application code public fields are fine). But Kotlin means paying all the costs of using Scala (which is already production-ready and more widely supported) but getting very few of the benefits.