I disagree. The cognitive overhead of sifting through so much boilerplate hides a lot of bad code. The identifiers and logic seem reasonable in an island surr

I disagree. The cognitive overhead of sifting through so much boilerplate hides a lot of bad code. The identifiers and logic seem reasonable in an island surrounded by getters, setters, builders, injection annotations, overloads, and trivial constructors. But in context of the actual code invoking it, also surrounded in an ocean of boilerplate, the code does the wrong thing. The overhead has significant cost for trivial gains. The costs result in overly complicated systems to solve simple problems. Most of the complexity in these systems is for dealing with complexity brought in by the ecosystem, not the problem domain.