I agree for the simple reason that the JVM community pays a lot of attention to backwards compatibility. This alone means if you're working on an investment tha

I agree for the simple reason that the JVM community pays a lot of attention to backwards compatibility. This alone means if you're working on an investment thats going to be around for more than 2-3 years, it's a solid choice. Contrast that with the NPM/Node community, where they regularly break backwards compatibility every couple of months because it needed to be redesigned.