Sorry, I should have clarified. Yes, if a company has most of its legacy code in Java, it likely also still does new projects in Java. The Java ecosystem is rob

Sorry, I should have clarified. Yes, if a company has most of its legacy code in Java, it likely also still does new projects in Java. The Java ecosystem is robust, well-supported, and performs well. When you are working in big enterprise tech, third parties with whom you work will often only support Java and .NET as first-class citizens for interop. It's not trendy, but that alone is not enough to overcome the advantages of choosing the fleet standard in a company that already has a substantial investment in Java.