Kahka is written in Scala, not Java. The only Java in the project is for a JavaAPI and hadoop connectors.
Comparing languages in absolute performance terms is bad idea, it's an extreme simplification of what really goes into creating performant applications.
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Kahka is written in Scala, not Java. The only Java in the project is for a JavaAPI and hadoop connectors.
Comparing languages in absolute performance terms is bad idea, it's an extreme simplification of what really goes into creating performant applications.
> Kahka is written in Scala, not Java.
Thanks for the correction.