From zero to 10M lines of Kotlin
I&#x27;m currently working on a project which has both Java and Kotlin and I really have to say that I like working on the Java parts much better than on the Kotlin parts. I find coroutines a really strange and leaky abstraction (and the prevalence of suspend methods in libraries which you have to wrap all the time just to call them synchronously is really annoying).<p>With streams and the var keyword, Java is also not that much more verbose anymore than Kotlin and the code completion, error detection and refactoring capabilities are much better in Java. In Java I can also be sure that if I directly access a property on a class, there will be no side effects or expensive operation while if I use a getter, there might (and I dont have to write them either due to code generation or Lombok). So the parts where Java is still more verbose actually add clarity (and again, due to the IDE, you rarely have to type any of it): I dont really get why I would leave out the explicit types in the source code, only to be added again as non-editable, weirdly positioned text by the IDE (which is not there if just wanna have a quick look at the code on GitHub).