You're right, however I don't think we'd have any of these libraries in Java since that's not an idiomatic way of writing Java.
Ultimately what I meant is that what Kotlin brought to the JVM was another way of writing code that was compatible with the huge amount of libraries that exists in the ecosystem; and of course when people realised that they can write libraries taking advantage of some features of the language that makes thing easier, they'd do it.
Maybe a better example of this are Anko or Koin since both are libraries that feature a DSL built on top of Kotlin.
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You're right, however I don't think we'd have any of these libraries in Java since that's not an idiomatic way of writing Java.
Ultimately what I meant is that what Kotlin brought to the JVM was another way of writing code that was compatible with the huge amount of libraries that exists in the ecosystem; and of course when people realised that they can write libraries taking advantage of some features of the language that makes thing easier, they'd do it.
Maybe a better example of this are Anko or Koin since both are libraries that feature a DSL built on top of Kotlin.