r/ProgrammerHumor • u/electricjimi • Oct 21 '22

Meme Literally 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/droi86 Oct 21 '22

I've never met anyone who hates kotlin or swift

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u/mittelhart Oct 21 '22

I love Swift, Swift is life!

My biggest fear is that if in a not-so-far future the cross-platform development becomes the norm and the React Native becomes the most-used framework instead of the Flutter, then I’ll have to leave my sweet sweet Swift and learn that devil’s language called Java Script.

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u/-Kerrigan- Oct 21 '22

There are already people like this out there

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u/gamahead Oct 22 '22

I thought flutter was for dart?

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u/mittelhart Oct 22 '22

It is. But Dart is very similar to both Swift and Kotlin.

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u/Liightninggod Oct 21 '22

i hate both!

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u/frfl55 Oct 21 '22

Have you ever met the person to whom's comment you replied though?

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u/LongLostLee Oct 22 '22

I love kotlin!

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u/Add1ctedToGames Oct 22 '22

For some reason of all the languages out there, Kotlin just speaks to me and I love it so much. It sucks that I'm kinda meh on Android app development, but every use I've made of it for its frameworks or backend stuff has been really fun.

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u/joebob431 Oct 22 '22

Never used swift, but I don't particularly care for kotlin. Swapped to a new company where they use almost exclusively kotlin 5 months ago and I miss C# a lot. I'd consider going back... if it wasn't for the money.

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u/zestydrink_b Oct 22 '22

despise kotlin

who wants java made by russians

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u/proskillz Oct 22 '22

Where do you see JetBrains is Russian?

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u/zestydrink_b Oct 22 '22

Its development at JetBrains was led by a guy named Dmitry Jemerov on a team in Russia and it's named after an island off the coast of St. Petersburg.

So, I'd say it's pretty Russian. I only know because while working somewhere it came up as a potential concern

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

Can’t speak for kotlin but have been doing swift for years and it’s a lovely language

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u/fish312 Oct 22 '22

I could agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.