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by backslash_16
3034 days ago
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Agreed, I feel like I always add a ton of code to communicate with the DB/data storage system. If I go with Kotlin I think data classes will keep the number of lines of code down at the very least. For a side note about language influencing architecture, when I wrote Python I felt some of the jobs you mentioned (serializing & deserializing JSON, mapping SQL results to objects) were smaller and simpler, probably because I tried to embrace duck typing and forget about types and checking somewhat. I'm not sure if that's a great long term solution but it was an interesting feeling and data point. |
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