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Big firms like to use it, but most developers who work there probably don't; they just suck it up and do it for the paycheck. Source: am a developer at a big fi
by reading-at-work 9y ago
Big firms like to use it, but most developers who work there probably don't; they just suck it up and do it for the paycheck. Source: am a developer at a big firm being forced to use Java.
- mathnode 9y agoForced? Like with thumbscrews?
- panzerboy 9y agoI'm writing Java all day long and I love it.
- Arcsech 9y agoFor what it's worth, I'm in the process of converting one of our components from JavaScript to Java because it is incredibly fragile, difficult to modify, and everyone hates working with it. Not everyone is forced to use Java. I really like Java actually, although we do make use of things like Lombok pretty heavily to reduce the boilerplate, enforce using inheritance very sparsely, and use immutable value types wherever possible (although sadly this is the part that gets ignored most often) - doing those things greatly improves the experience of using Java.
- al452 9y agoGoogle AutoValue is (for my money) a much better alternative to Lombok. Plus it's strongly opinionated towards immutability, big win.
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