| The listed features are: 1. runs on every platform (KNative runs natively on Linux, Mac, Windows, Android, iOS. It can also run under the JVM non-natively, and anywhere Javascript runs non-natively. The native code can build for a variety of architectures including ARM and x86) 2. compiles to native (As above, compiles to native on Linux/Mac/Windows/Android/iOS) 3. has real parallelism via isolates (Kotlin can spawn and interact with full processes, OS threads, and/or green threads in any admixture) 4. native async (Kotlin has native async/await support via coroutines, which work under KNative) 5. native type safety (Kotlin has a strong static type system which is available for native code as well and encompasses native types interactive with Kotlin code in either direction) I don't think anything you said pertains to the listed five features. Especially complaining about compile speed is a strange thing to be doing in the context of this conversation. |