Re:Go and Java: Rethinking Type Safety for the Pragmatic Age
by mattgreenrocks on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @04:40PM
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I'm increasingly bullish on the JVM ecosystem. The runtime is amazing, performance-wise, and the third-party libraries are really good, if hard to get into. With Kotlin you can get null safety, and IntelliJ is the best code authoring experience for me.
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Re:Go and Java: Rethinking Type Safety for the Pragmatic Age
by gonzo41 on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @05:28PM
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I went from a java job to a python job and some days I really miss the Java.
Re:Go and Java: Rethinking Type Safety for the Pragmatic Age
by mattgreenrocks on Wednesday November 27, 2024 @03:05PM
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I've written a lot of Python in my life, and it's been good. However I'm happy to leave dynamically typed langs behind for everything but prototypes/exploring a space. Life's too short to chase down prod issues caused by obscure error paths that are rarely hit.