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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Embarrassed_Death69 • 20h ago
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On Android it's popular, and some teams use it on backend too.
7 u/foonek 17h ago I haven't seen kotlin used on the backend ever, personally. Of course sample size: 1. I can see it being more popular on android though indeed 4 u/oldsecondhand 17h ago I've seen it once in an investment bank, and the solution didn't even have an Android project. It was just infrastructure for other backend projects. 2 u/Vidimka_ 15h ago Good for them! Ive been enjoying Java since start but one day Kotlins blessing has come upon me and its so great. It gives so much Daniel / Cooler Daniel vibes! Wish more companies would prefer Kotlin at least for new projects
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I haven't seen kotlin used on the backend ever, personally. Of course sample size: 1.
I can see it being more popular on android though indeed
4 u/oldsecondhand 17h ago I've seen it once in an investment bank, and the solution didn't even have an Android project. It was just infrastructure for other backend projects. 2 u/Vidimka_ 15h ago Good for them! Ive been enjoying Java since start but one day Kotlins blessing has come upon me and its so great. It gives so much Daniel / Cooler Daniel vibes! Wish more companies would prefer Kotlin at least for new projects
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I've seen it once in an investment bank, and the solution didn't even have an Android project. It was just infrastructure for other backend projects.
2 u/Vidimka_ 15h ago Good for them! Ive been enjoying Java since start but one day Kotlins blessing has come upon me and its so great. It gives so much Daniel / Cooler Daniel vibes! Wish more companies would prefer Kotlin at least for new projects
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Good for them! Ive been enjoying Java since start but one day Kotlins blessing has come upon me and its so great. It gives so much Daniel / Cooler Daniel vibes! Wish more companies would prefer Kotlin at least for new projects
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u/oldsecondhand 17h ago
On Android it's popular, and some teams use it on backend too.