>Java and Go are very boilerplate-y languages. And because of the nature of boilerplate, Java has IDEs that will both generate and modify this boilerplate with

>Java and Go are very boilerplate-y languages. And because of the nature of boilerplate, Java has IDEs that will both generate and modify this boilerplate without thought, no AI required. I don't remember the last time I typed the text 'class' for example. Instead I type "new Foo(someStringVar)", and then hit Alt-Enter and my IDE creates the file, the `class Foo` along with a ctor that takes a String.