For backend development, I would also prefer Scala; however, Kotlin is very popular for Android development. Last time I checked it wasn't possible to use Scala on Android (or you had to use an old version).
Yup. Anyways I'm pointing out that if I wanted faster development for backend it's hard to skip Groovy and use Kotlin, I just don't see it. On the other hand, Scala is also great and had val, var, pattern matching, reactive features, way before anyone heard of Kotlin so why switch to it? Java 14 has a lot of good stuff, maybe immutability is not there yet but I don't use it that much. You can achive it if you do good domain models. Example, I avoid getter/setter in domain part if I know what should domian do. Dtos are generated by IDE anyways huehue. If Java records get copy featute I think that's it for me. For now it looks like simple class
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For backend development, I would also prefer Scala; however, Kotlin is very popular for Android development. Last time I checked it wasn't possible to use Scala on Android (or you had to use an old version).
Yup. Anyways I'm pointing out that if I wanted faster development for backend it's hard to skip Groovy and use Kotlin, I just don't see it. On the other hand, Scala is also great and had val, var, pattern matching, reactive features, way before anyone heard of Kotlin so why switch to it? Java 14 has a lot of good stuff, maybe immutability is not there yet but I don't use it that much. You can achive it if you do good domain models. Example, I avoid getter/setter in domain part if I know what should domian do. Dtos are generated by IDE anyways huehue. If Java records get copy featute I think that's it for me. For now it looks like simple class