> I've never heard of a Lombok project. You've must have heard about Spring projects. I'm yet to come across a Spring project that doesn't use lombok. > Sure,

> I've never heard of a Lombok project. You've must have heard about Spring projects. I'm yet to come across a Spring project that doesn't use lombok. > Sure, I've seen Spring/J2EE projects that used Lombok... some 10 years ago, but the idea seemed to have died down, maybe it's my own bubble. Perhaps it's my bubble as well but I'm still seeing Spring projects in production today that feature lombok extensively. Not all organizations are willing to burn through cash to jump to the flavor of the month every couple of months. If you deployed a system and the system works, you need to discover a very good reason to throw a revolution and start from scratch with a new tech stack.