In my opinion, this is the reason Java still _mostly_ remains the enterprise choice; When things are mostly boilerplate under the hood and following a small set

In my opinion, this is the reason Java still _mostly_ remains the enterprise choice; When things are mostly boilerplate under the hood and following a small set of patterns and principles, it's really easy to onboard/ditch engineers. That said, I like the motif brought up here, and I think the only thing lacking from the piece is how this stifles developers' engageability and creativity.