I think Java as a whole, especially its use in enterprise development, is actively trying to prevent the developer from doing anything out of the ordinary, or e

I think Java as a whole, especially its use in enterprise development, is actively trying to prevent the developer from doing anything out of the ordinary, or even wanting to understand anything outside of the task at hand. This is preferable as it allows for effective division of labor, and protects each part from too much damage from any other part. I think you may be over stereotyping a little bit, but there may also be something else going on which is that anyone seeking a job may want to appear as close as fitting a mold as anyone else, errr, such as not to seem dangerous or wild or uncontrollable ... especially in the enterprise.