@billgates folks there'e something called soft brick and hard brick in flashing ROMs.

You have data entries from test system that is needed in production?

@netikras Kotlin/Native complies to iOS

Have you tried kotlin and swift?

@ShotgunSurgeon For me it doesnt really matter if a person is “under” me. I treat them as equals. Except when you’re a dick.

@AleCx04 Oh honey. You really thought I don't know how to reply? Your sarcasm meter must not be working very well.

@Fast-Nop exactly. These people doesn't understand an industry overrun by noobs who don't really have what it takes to be a dev.

@torpkev not really but bitch is a direct translation of 'puta' in my native tongue

> Also, the wants and whines of one dude ain't gonna change the perception of a platform, you would know this by your years of experience in an enterprise level industry which I know a super pro much like yourself has!

Imagine being sarcastic like this while being a boomer.

> it makes sense to menti shift an entire platform to a different language just for the sake of the added features whose only inpact is on the number of lines needed to express something!

HAHAHAHA. If it makes development faster and produce less bugs and a more readable code, why resist improvement?

Comprehension: 0

100% interoperable: -1

You can mix kotlin code with java code: -2

I honestly thought that devrant devs are above average. The comments in this thread proved me wrong.

> Kotlin is modern and good and it has many great features that you can implement to speed up your development. the thing with this is that for tutorials and stuff you are kinda shit out of luck in terms of porting Java code to it.

Seems like you haven't used kotlin at all, Kotlin is 100% interoperable with Java. Any java logic / java code will work in kotlin, any Java tutorial is relevant in Kotlin.

Also you can literally copy paste code Java code to Kotlin (assuming you are using IntelliJ) it will automatically convert it. Also IntelliJ can convert Java to Kotlin.

If you know Java, there's virtually no learning curve in learning Kotlin if you're doing Kotlin the Java way. But there's a lot more features you will enjoy once you start using it regularly.

You all are stupid for sticking to Java. HAHAHA. And I mean it unironically.

Kotlin is far superior. Try kotlin, you'll find joy in programming again.

Sublime isn't free. If you think it is, get ready for your legal ass to be bitten.

@grumpyoldaf no fuck you cookie cutter dev.

@12bitfloat unconventional? It is the convention.

@dodomo 🤔 might rename the group

@gronostaj yes, you track is pretty good too.

Cons:
- SLOW
- Price

Pros:
- Nothing compares to it

For products yes, but this is a service in a highly regulated market. Government will kill us if they found out.

@DataJockey Let their decisions explode on their faces. Pretty effective actually.

Java > Pyshit change my mind