I appreciate that you can't write entire projects to compare, and for your article overall, just asking you (and other authors who write similar articles) to gi

I appreciate that you can't write entire projects to compare, and for your article overall, just asking you (and other authors who write similar articles) to give people familiar with the incumbent a bit more to chew on. Nobody writes code to see if a string has an uppercase character, that code was written long ago. Regex may be something that Java imported, but it's right there in the JDK so I have no reason not to use it. How do the two languages look when you're validating email addresses against a whitelist of domains from a config file or URLs for parameters based on some business rules? How do you handle an I/O error when you're halway through writing a file? These are the small problems we know we'll have to do over and over again, but not be able to stash in a standard library (or use someone else's). Pointing out that JavaBeans are silly doesn't hold much weight either, I use lombok :)