A modern programming language that makes developers happier.

kotlinlang

would be cool to have nullsafe operator variants.. especially for `get`
.. would avoid some ugly hacks with `let`  or assigning intermediary variables
not sure if that would promote writing worse code and longer nullsafe call chains..

groovy and coffeescript do have `?[]` but I think it's pretty rare among languages overall

i realize i can.. but it is quite annoying that i have `[key]`  and `?.get(key)`  sometimes in the same line or function  and the only difference is nullability of the receiver

it just takes some time to get used to reading code like that i guess.. or always using `get`  over `[]`

My habit is to always use `get` when chaining multiple operations (regardless of nullability). And honestly for all operators (e.g. `plus(x)` over `+` etc), only using the operator form for trivial statements. Probably a matter of taste but that's what I've found most readable and is a simple rule of thumb to follow.