This is great article about the differences between Java and Kotlin from a serious honest perspective. Most of the times, these days, when we talk about Kotlin, we see to get pushed into discussions where people tend to defend Kotlin and suggest to abandon the usage of Java altogether, which at times feels like talking about an oxymoron, other than something else. In this article the discussion has no side of the story and is just an honest short look at what is important in Kotlin and in Java. Enjoy everyone and have a good one!

The first case should reduce to a Record for Java.

They give no examples of where Kotlin's extra type inference is of benefit.

They don't compare virtual threads to coroutines.

I stopped reading after that.