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That's fair, though I will say Kotlin's type system having nullability built-in is something I doubt Java will ever fully add (instead of the annotations it cur
by cs-szazz 5y ago
That's fair, though I will say Kotlin's type system having nullability built-in is something I doubt Java will ever fully add (instead of the annotations it currently uses). So in that respect, it's making it more type safe, but the delta between Kt and Java isn't near as big as TS and JS.
- imoverclocked 5y agoIt can’t have it built-in without breaking backwards compatibility. NullAway adds this feature by enforcing sane use of @Nullable annotations.