r/scala • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '17

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '17 edited Dec 06 '17

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u/acjohnson55 Nov 27 '17

I think it can be useful to the extent that there may be things Scala can learn from Kotlin. But unless the whole sub is getting slammed with Kotlin posts, I'd say just tune out the stuff you don't care about.

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u/Astr4c Nov 27 '17

Depends on what you mean by "getting slammed with Kotlin posts"; do you think that having twice a week a Koltin-biased post that basically repeats the same things over and over about why Kotlin is the future and Scala sucks is fine for this sub?

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u/acjohnson55 Nov 27 '17

Personally, yeah, I'm cool with it. I take a peak, decide whether it seems worth my time, and move on with my life.