Do you have personal experience with this? I wonder if this will change with time as people adapt to using the language more. In my area, Kotlin jobs or even projects are still very rare unfortunately, so please elaborate.
This might change over the time, but odds are low since some issues are inherent to Kotlin as a language. Here is my answer on similar question with more details and my personal experience.
I should note, that many Java issues, which make people consider Kotlin, can be solved by adopting Pragmatic Functional Java in combination with Java 11 and up (especially Java 17).
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Do you have personal experience with this? I wonder if this will change with time as people adapt to using the language more. In my area, Kotlin jobs or even projects are still very rare unfortunately, so please elaborate.
This might change over the time, but odds are low since some issues are inherent to Kotlin as a language. Here is my answer on similar question with more details and my personal experience.
I should note, that many Java issues, which make people consider Kotlin, can be solved by adopting Pragmatic Functional Java in combination with Java 11 and up (especially Java 17).