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Java has the opposite problem. One of the often repeated taglines is "If you're unhappy with X, you can easily replace it with Y, Z, or Q!" I just want one wel
by nikanj 7y ago
Java has the opposite problem. One of the often repeated taglines is "If you're unhappy with X, you can easily replace it with Y, Z, or Q!"
I just want one well-working thing, not twenty alternatives - seven of which turn out to be abandoned, three incomplete, one only works with Java 15 beta, and two are actually forks of the same abandoned pre-Oracle blogpost from Sun.
- lonelappde 7y agoJava has that "problem" because it is in wide use, and Java is good at compatibility. Any popular tech is going to have many variations