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The post discusses the author's preference for Java as a universal programming language, arguing that many developers claim to choose the 'right tool for the job' but often default to their most familiar language. The author criticizes the misuse of JavaScript and other languages where they might not be optimal. The benefits of static typing and Java's performance are emphasized, alongside a humorous critique of how developers might overcomplicate solutions with unfamiliar languages. The post concludes with a call for using the best-suited language for tasks but also highlights the efficiency and reliability of Java when properly leveraged.

Use Java For Everything

<p>I wonder if you ever tried Kotlin instead of Java? We could talk about Kotlin as being a sugar coated version of Java in some ways, but Kotlin is also a different language that uses different paradigms. Whatever one’s opinion may be about Kotlin, one thing that it also does is allow us to create note books with ease and do a lot of things like multi-platform development, android development and server-side. Java is also developing its own sugar coated version of itself of course and it is also evolving, but I was just interested in knowing your opinion about it.</p>
