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  State of Kotlin 2018 - thecupisblue
  https://pusher.com/state-of-kotlin
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  gmiller123456
  >>Students dig the play on words. The more experienced developers are, the
  less they seem to care. Dinosaurs…
  
  Ouch. The article seems to emphasize that younger programmers are adopting
  Kotlin more than older programmers, but makes no attempt at explaining why. Of
  course most people who have been programming for quite a while probably went
  through the phase of trying to learn everything new that came out. Then they
  realized how much time they wasted as many of those things became obsolete.
  
  IMHO, all it's going to take is some agreement between Oracle and Google for
  Google to loose all interest in Kotlin. And I'd put it at a very high
  probability that Google being required to loose interest in Kotlin would be
  part of that agreement.
  
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  thecupisblue
  Interesting to watch Kotlin grow, both as a language and in popularity. Seems
  like this hypetrain is going towards real wide adoption, especially with JS
  and Native support
  
  