That's it's huge internally at a Fortune 500 is more or less what the article rails against, no? It's the same reason Java-the-language on a resume, at least if

That's it's huge internally at a Fortune 500 is more or less what the article rails against, no? It's the same reason Java-the-language on a resume, at least if it's the primary environment, also makes me read closer so I can learn if they're a lowest-common-denominator developer, or just happened to also know Java. The article doesn't say anything about there not being a need for such environments, and a Fortune 500 (or even 2000) company may be just that place.