What does /g/ think of Kotlin?
>>60538098
What does Kotlin think of /g/?
>>60538111
wow
>shilling this hard
>>60538140
Does IntelliJ pay well for schilling?
>>60538098
Never heard of it until Google decided to support it.
>>60538298
idk apparently they just hired one last week
The most worthwhile before Google's support I found being used on was https://github.com/inorichi/tachiyomi. Suddenly it became a popstar of JVM languages.
>>60538298
>IntelliJ
It runs on the JVM so I give like 0 shits. Anything can beat Java so I'm not really impressed with their whole "it's so much better than programming java" shit.
They got to stop making so many JVM based languages, as well as interpreted languages.
>>60538098
If it gains a bunch of traction I'll take the time to learn the basics. Until then, it seems like just another JVM language to ignore.
>>60538098
I don't think of Kotlin.
>>60538652
>Anything can beat Java
Java is one of the fastest GC'd languages, inluding C#
>>60538652
they're making so many JVM based languages because the JVM is great
Kotlin is just a slightly less shitty Java. It's not anything of value.
>>60538752
this is true, but the language creators of all these memelangs advertise them as better than Java so they must have some merit besides syntactic sugar that makes them actually better. What I'm getting at is that Java isn't a language I'd consider fun to program in even if it happens to be a productive language, and these languages usually target the whole 'boilerplate' or 'syntax' part of java so I'd say trying to improve on Java not being some boring pajeet language is not an impressive feat.
>>60538805
My preference but, I like my programs to run on the metal, LLVM is ubiquitous enough that language designers have the access to making languages that compile to machine code instead of IR.
>>60538913
>My preference but, I like my programs to run on the metal
Java programs run on the metal
>>60538098
>What does /g/ think of
/g/ doesn't think