I usually think in a sort of pseudo-code somewhere between Java and Javascript. Mostly just the concept of objects and interactions between specific types, but in a very shorthand Javascript-like syntax. Java was (and still is) my first love, and is the primary way I approach code, but throwing around ideas is much easier with a more dynamic/functional syntax.
So basically Kotlin. I think in Kotlin, my new heartthrob. The more I work in Kotlin, the more I find it to be exactly the way I want to think about Java code.
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I usually think in a sort of pseudo-code somewhere between Java and Javascript. Mostly just the concept of objects and interactions between specific types, but in a very shorthand Javascript-like syntax. Java was (and still is) my first love, and is the primary way I approach code, but throwing around ideas is much easier with a more dynamic/functional syntax.
So basically Kotlin. I think in Kotlin, my new heartthrob. The more I work in Kotlin, the more I find it to be exactly the way I want to think about Java code.