Al Razor wrote:What do you think about Kotlin position when Java 14 becomes more available (OpenJDK released)?
Are you trying to imply that Kotlin would somehow become less relevant because of new features introduced in Java 14? Which specific features do you have in mind, if any?
I think that Kotlin will continue to evolve as more people use it. That path of evolution may be influenced by new additions and changes to the Java language and standard library but in my opinion, there's about as much pressure to change coming from Kotlin to Java, if not more. For example, Kotlin already supports multiline strings just as Groovy does whereas
text blocks are still a preview mode feature in Java 14.